I am working on a peer to peer network but am unable to send a message when a change of routers is involved. Is this somewhat involved with NAT?
I've developed a new technique for bypassing firewalls/NATs and producing full TCP/UDP session to targeted user. Anyone have RCE for a service that's typically only run behind NATs (eg desktop software like Sonos, Spotify, Dropbox, etc which bind to *) and want to merge projects?
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More details please...how are you sending the message? Across what channel? How is the connection/communication established?
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Not sure I can help with the RCE, but we have some other firewall bypassing work (http://censorship.ai ); let me know if you'd like to compare notes!
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Interesting project! Always happy to compare notes as networks interest me, though in this case the tool is to *enter* a remote target's LAN, bypassing the ingress protection rather than egress which appears to be the goal of your project.
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This is relevant to my interests, does it need to be a valid session? Lots of fun to be had with older modems/routers if not.
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Define session?
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How about the LAN interface of the router/firewall itself?
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The attack allows you to reach services bound to the LAN interface of the targeted user. * or LAN, however if only bound to localhost, attack won't help communicate with that service...actually...hmmm it can, sort of, but can only talk to newline-based services. UDP as well
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I guess upnp ...
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Good guess, but doesn't involve UPnP.
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