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Putting the return IP encrypted in the payload breaks NAT (see FTP helpers). You do understand that the IP that the return traffic is destined for has to initi

Putting the return IP encrypted in the payload breaks NAT (see FTP helpers). You do understand that the IP that the return traffic is destined for has to initially be addressed to the IP of the NAT device, not what the client thinks its IP is, right?

ikiris 8y ago
And nothing of value was lost :)
- hueving 8y ago
  Well except nat doesn't work and the ipv4 internet (which is the vast majority of it) is broken. I wouldn't call the vast majority of the internet something without value.