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Info NAT002 Port forwards 27 Sep 2026

Port forwards published to the internet: why every one needs a review

Your router forwards one or more ports from the internet to devices inside your network. None of them is a known high-risk service, but every published port is attack surface for the device behind it. This is a reminder to review the list.

High NAT001 Port forwards 27 Sep 2026

A port forward exposes RDP, SMB or a camera to the internet

A dst-nat rule on your router publishes a service that was never designed to face the internet, such as Remote Desktop, Windows file sharing or a camera recorder. This is how many ransomware incidents begin. Here is how to close it without losing access.

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