[nucotano]

I'm so looking forward at IPv6, the death of NAT, and billions of IoT devices with all ports exposed to the world :-)

[acomjean]

Arent most IOT devices behind a router and thus unexposed directly to the internet (excepting routers)?

This part of these attacks confuses me.

[sajal83]

Compromised routers can be used to compromise devices behind it. Also many devices (like IP cameras) usually have port forwarding to allow the users to access it from outside.

[tyingq]

This is an interesting approach to get past NAT: https://thehackerblog.com/sonar-a-framework-for-scanning-and...

[kijin]

Many devices use UPNP to automatically punch a hole through the NAT and expose their ports to the world.

[dendory]

Pretty much every router is sold with UPnP turned on.

Many IOT devices use UPnP to open their interface to the world.

[heypete]

NAT != stateful firewall.

[walk3r]

Most CPE's running IPv6 will be following RFC 6092. Everything is blocked apart from ICMPv6 basicly.

[nucotano]

>Most CPE's running IPv6 will be following RFC 6092.

It's pretty naive to think that any CPE will be following any kind of norm or rule.

[Yuioup]

/s

[skarap]

A brave new world!