full-disclosure - defense against session hijacking

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From: damian at sentex.net (Damian Gerow)
Subject: defense against session hijacking

Thus spake Frank Knobbe (frank@...bbe.us) [17/11/03 18:01]:
> I think David was hinting at pooled NAT address. Image an internal
> network that gets NATed to addresses a.b.c.d.5 until a.b.c.d.12. Kinda
> like Gary's "ganged" proxies.

Ah, okay.  That makes a little more sense.