There are tons and tons of attack vectors that are not deterred by NAT. And with so many routers around that are vulnerable and not updatable, or that still have their default admin passphrases, you shouldn't consider your NAT network a safe place.
My router has a default admin password but this password invite is not available from the Internets. There is a way of doing it available - press and hold some button and connect to router via wire using telnet. Here is what I know about default password vector, am I missing something?
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There are tons and tons of attack vectors that are not deterred by NAT. And with so many routers around that are vulnerable and not updatable, or that still have their default admin passphrases, you shouldn't consider your NAT network a safe place.
My router has a default admin password but this password invite is not available from the Internets. There is a way of doing it available - press and hold some button and connect to router via wire using telnet. Here is what I know about default password vector, am I missing something?