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Comment by Pxtl

I think he's asking more about how the attackers get past the simple NAT. I mean, unless you deliberately expose the device as a webserver to the public internet, a device should be by-default hidden theoretically unless it goes looking for trouble online. Of course, considering the quality of most routers, it's not like the NAT itself is terribly safe.
parent Pxtl 10 years ago

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