The main thing is that unless you need ANY ports open on your modem/router then you are fin behind the NAT you only expose yourself if you are running a service that requires something/someone to connect to it. Also unless you are on a fixed IP from your ISP, then you can always randomly switch your modem/router off/on and you would most likely be reassigned a new IP. and likewise about port scans, I'm not interested in scanning your system, but I will if it would make you feel a little more comfortable (using Nessus) if you do then just shoot me a PM (I'm expecting you to decline!)
-- Scott Evans <sc...@vk7hse.hobby-site.org>
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