I'm always looking for new ways to handle network traffic. I noticed that the
OpenBSD Packet Filter offers
scrubbing. This builds on the concepts discussed by
Mark Handley and Vern Paxson, discussed at
Slashdot. PF's "random-id" option should defeat Steve Bellovin's
technique for counting NATed hosts. Peter Phaal of
InMon wrote
Detecting NAT Devices using sFlow, which relies on counting TTL values to detect NAT hosts. pf's "min-ttl" feature might obscure that tactic, according to another
Slashdot thread.
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