Router hacking with NAT slipstreaming
This live stream explores the NAT Slipstream vulnerability disclosed in 2020 by Samy Kamkar (http://samy.pl/slipstream/) which allows for an external attacker outside of a NAT to poke a hole through and communicate with a host inside the NAT. After being unable to get the original proof of concept working to determine if the specific router I was using was vulnerable I was determined to find a way to test the attack. Utilizing the implementation from https://embracethered.com/blog/posts/... we walk through implementing and debugging a self contained server and client for performing testing the vulnerability. The code can be found at https://www.github.com/jrozner/slipst... if you'd like to test it for yourself.