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Old 02-04-2004, 14:16   #4
Stuartbe
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Re: What NTL know....

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Originally Posted by towny
There are researchers out there who have been developing ways of 'sniffing' behind a router by sending packets of data into a network and then analysing those packets as they come back out. Apparently you can tell with a fair degree of accuracy how many machines are there and what kind of machines they are. Somehow I doubt NTL is so cutting edge that they are employing these techniques yet, however I have no doubt they would like to, as it would be fairly easy for them to spot if someone was, for example, using Xbox Live without having paid their extra £5.
How would that work when the packets are re-written as they pass through the nat box And how would they send packets in ? Surely the nat would reject them !
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