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Re: [Full-Disclosure] NAT router inbound network traffic subversion

Subject: Re: [Full-Disclosure] NAT router inbound network traffic subversion
Date: Fri, 28 Jan 2005 03:32:20 -0800
scenario...

NAT client browses web...
NAT client initates a HTTP request to do this...
ROUTER returns the request to NAT client...
( normal activity )

attacker website exploits client browser...
exploit drops and executes "badfile.exe"
"badfile.exe" hooks iexplore.exe...

"badfile.exe" is 'reverse connecting trojan'...
"badfile.exe" initiates a HTTP  request to do this...
attacker's "badfile.exe"' 'client' is waiting with a HTTP server...

the new hooked browser initiates a HTTP request to the attacker.
NAT client is now connected to the attacker
through the ROUTER ( kinda like browsing the web huh? )
attacker now has unrestricted packet via the NAT client,
that is where ??? BEHIND YOUR ROUTER

atacker now can do a he wishes to the rest of your network
( GAME OVER )


Cheers,
m.w
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