alt Hacker News> hollowing can crash the target process if the payload isn't carefully matched to the host process architecture.
So here's the thing. My ISP does _not_ rotate my IPv4 address, but _does_ rotate IPv6. Why? I'll never know.
Anyhow. I'm not confused about NAT vs. firewalling. No one who dislikes IPv6 is confused by this.
> Anyhow. I'm not confused about NAT vs. firewalling. No one who dislikes IPv6 is confused by this.
"No one"; LOL. I've participated in entire sub-threads on HN with people insisting that NAT = security. I've cited well-regarded network educators/commentators and vendors:
* https://blog.ipspace.net/2011/12/is-nat-security-feature/
* https://www.f5.com/resources/white-papers/the-myth-of-networ...