Lately there have been numerous reports of devices bought for the home rife with security vulnerabilities which expose the user’s home network to external attacks. For example, Baby Monitors are often constructed in the cheapest manner possible by those who have no real understanding of security. Sometimes these companies demand that a bad review on Amazon pointing out such vulnerabilities be turned into a good one. The list goes on and on. This is an issue because many of these devices can be used as launching points to create numerous attacks inside the user’s network nullifying the protections provided by the NAT router. Clearly such devices cannot be trusted to exist on a home network and still trust that network.