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    ALG

    ALG

    A Fast, Offline, Graphical distribution based on Arch Linux

    October 2025 ISOs have been released! 3 new ISOs - PLASMA, GNOME, XFCE have been released. Thank you to all the members in the ALG community for their support.
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    Downloads: 425 This Week
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    Slipstream

    Slipstream

    NAT Slipstreaming allows an attacker to remotely access any TCP/UDP

    Slipstream (also referred to as “NAT Slipstreaming”) is a proof-of-concept exploit framework that allows an attacker to remotely access any TCP or UDP service running on a victim machine inside a NAT (behind a router/firewall) simply by tricking the target to visit a malicious website. It works by abusing the NAT’s Application Level Gateway (ALG) logic and connection tracking, combined with browser capabilities like WebRTC, precise packet fragmentation or boundary control, and packet injection techniques. The attack is able to bypass browser port restrictions by fragmenting or massaging packets so that the “exploit payload” lands in a packet boundary that gets parsed by the NAT/ALG as a legitimate protocol packet (e.g. ...
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