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> If you wanted to exploit this, you would have to guess the port, and it would be forwarded to a machine behind the NAT, which "owns" the open port. Only iff
by beagle3 8y ago
> If you wanted to exploit this, you would have to guess the port, and it would be forwarded to a machine behind the NAT, which "owns" the open port.
Only iff you have static nat forwarding that port, which is almost never. With dynamic NAT (99.99% of setups) no machine "owns" the port before it sends a packet out, and once it does, it only "owns" it with respect to the IP it sent the packets to.