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Knowing the LAN IP behind any NAT is useful for silently launching behind-the-firewall cross-site attacks against the router web admin interface (or any other l
by 0x0 12y ago
Knowing the LAN IP behind any NAT is useful for silently launching behind-the-firewall cross-site attacks against the router web admin interface (or any other local services) via a browser, without having to blindly guess addresses. Someone posted a POC LAN scanner elsewhere in a thread here, too.
- jusssi 12y agoHow many guesses would you need for typical NAT gateway LAN side IP? I'd say two.