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For IPv4, at least, if you connect via 3/4g you're going to be behind CGNAT. Far as I'm aware, there are no mobile operators left that don't NAT IPv4 traffic.
by jfindley 8y ago
For IPv4, at least, if you connect via 3/4g you're going to be behind CGNAT. Far as I'm aware, there are no mobile operators left that don't NAT IPv4 traffic. IPv6 is different, of course, but I'm uncertain how well 14yo malware is going to deal with IPv6.
- cm2187 8y agoPlus good luck scanning the ipv6 address space.
- stephengillie 8y agoMassscan upgrade needed.
- zeckalpha 8y agoIPv6 is 20 years old
- cm2187 8y agoBut 14y ago you would be lucky to even have an ISP that would allow you to send an IPv6 packet.