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NatJack Lets Attackers Hijack TCP Sessions, Spoof DNS, and Exhaust NAT Tables

Cyber Press
Cyber Press
Published August 7, 2026Original Report

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Excerpt

A newly disclosed NatJack attack class exposes a foundational weakness in network address translation (NAT) infrastructure, enabling attackers to manipulate connection-tracking state to hijack TCP sessions , tamper with DNS traffic, disclose mapped ports, and deny network access to other users. Presented by security researcher Malcolm Stagg at Black Hat USA 2026, NatJack is not limited to one vendor, operating system, or network appliance. Instead, it targets longstanding…

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Diamond Model

SOCIAL AXISTECHNOLOGY AXISADVERSARYunknownINFRASTRUCTUREunknownCAPABILITYSliverVICTIMunknown
Adversary
Infrastructure
Capability(1)
Victim

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2 indicators

TypeIndicatorConfidenceScoreFirst Seen
CVECVE-2026-63913MediumScore 51/100First seen
CVECVE-2026-56181MediumScore 54/100First seen

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