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If the machine has no public services running, would that attack still work? What if it's behind NAT or a hw firewall with ssh exposed only via port knocking?
by anon4 13y ago
If the machine has no public services running, would that attack still work? What if it's behind NAT or a hw firewall with ssh exposed only via port knocking?
- awda 13y agoIt needs to be connectible over IP (and TCP, I think?) for it to talk to Tor, which is necessary for running a hidden service. You could imagine an anonymizing network where that is not necessary, I guess, by having the service connect to some other internal node over NAT. (Although then you could just Sygil attack with a bunch of nodes and wait for the target to connect to you.)