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Every router I've met still runs a firewall that blocks incoming traffic by default IPv6 or no. My guess on this kind of thing would generally be that the infec
by Volundr 3y ago
Every router I've met still runs a firewall that blocks incoming traffic by default IPv6 or no. My guess on this kind of thing would generally be that the infected computer reacher out to a service controlled by the hacker to establish the shell and the reporter misunderstood, or that the dev connected to a VPN controlled by the attacker, effectively bypassing the firewall, otherwise something is really badly configured on the devs end.
- beardedwizard 3y agoMost shells are connect back, ie the reach out to a known address to deal with NAT, etc