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I came here six hours ago thinking my mom's Telia-connected Macbook Air was at risk. Turns out none of that is true. More active moderation, please.

Edit: Also: Why is all of the technical discussion on this topic at the bottom of the page?



Well if the hackers have root password on the cpe nat gateway the macbook probably is at risk to a mitm, those gateways have iptables probably after all. Plus when youve got a gateway you can do things like screw with the network time to invalidate hsts certificates or inject so many rules firefox forgets the old one and you can mitm with a new https certificate!


You missed the fact that the cpe nat gateway according to the article limited that root access to a particular non-routed IP. So, first you've got to hack that machine at Telia.




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