Detect hosts with enabled NAT to use internet for free in your network

I came across this utility NATProbe, this tool will try to sends ICMP packets out to the LAN, and will detect all the hosts that allow NAT. Now with this tool you can find bugs in your corporate network or even find hosts that allow outgoing internet connections. This reminds me of one of my Penetration Testing assignment where we found out there was a Squid based proxy server, it was fully

I came across this utility NATProbe, this tool will try to sends ICMP packets out to the LAN, and will detect all the hosts that allow NAT. Now with this tool you can find bugs in your corporate network or even find hosts that allow outgoing internet connections. This reminds me of one of my Penetration Testing assignment where we found out there was a Squid based proxy server, it was fully

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