4 reasons you should disable NAT-PMP on your router right now
This Apple-centric alternative to UPnP is no longer necessary.
When designing products or protocols, there's often a trade-off to be made. Often, it's in favor of convenience instead of security, like with WPS pairing for Wi-Fi devices or UPnP, which lets devices open their own ports to the internet through a firewall. But did you know there's another network protocol that's similar to UPnP in scope that you should probably turn off in your router?
