First rule: nothing is "safe"
Everything you do can help make for a safer environment.
The thing to keep in mind is that even in a NAT environment, you can have
people inside the network who may do something wrong (or intentional) and
open a connection up that someone from the outside could use to get in.
- Aaron Schultz
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On Mon, 7 Aug 2000, Ron Morita wrote:
> Are my desktops safe from hackers if I'm using NAT? It seems like
> perimeter scanning products won't be able to scan desktops using NAT so
> those scanners would imply my desktops are safe. Are my firewalls and
> NAT server my only vulnerabilities? Would I ever deploy an IDS system
> like ZoneAlarm or NetworkICE on desktops in a NAT environment?
>
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