@BestGirlGrace the only reason I use #SSH tunnels is because they work reliably.
@astraluma @alina @xerz Bonus points if you can make it "#serverless" using #pwnat techniques...
The only tool/technique to punch holes through firewalls/NATs where multiple clients & server can be behind separate NATs without any 3rd party involvement. Pwnat is a newly developed technique...
@nixCraft I mean, my firewall is constantly getting hammered with shit from impersonaltors with spoofed IPs...
They just hammer with #pwnat - esque exploits and try to #telnet into shit.
And it's really interesting to see...
http://samy.pl/pwnat/
Some cybercriminals with [presumably] spoofed IPv4's are trying to #pwnat my @pfSense - box whilst also hammering #telnet.
#ISP #TechSupport is either criminally incompetent or refuses to acknowledge the issue...
And this is why you should alyways block known #Military / #Intelligence networks, because even if they don't target you, cybercriminals will #BGP-hack or #spoof their #IP|s.
https://github.com/greyhat-academy/lists.d/blob/main/milintel.ipv4.block.list.tsv
#NAT is not a security mechanism.
See #pwnat by #SamyKamkar
https://github.com/samyk/pwnat
https://samy.pl/pwnat/
The only tool/technique to punch holes through firewalls/NATs where multiple clients & server can be behind separate NATs without any 3rd party involvement. Pwnat is a newly developed technique...
@forthy I know, but they certainly are somewhat trackable...
It would likely require some system from "inside" to traceroute out to known blocked sites and/or trying the reverse...
Kinda like #pwnat by #SamyKamkar works...
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