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Local port redirect #15
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This is a good question. This could be possible by using an iptables rule... I will add this feature in the future. |
+1 bump on this. Would make a great addition especially for OSCP takers looking for a better alternative to chisel B) |
I was having this exact problem trying to do an iptables black magic fuckery, pls save my sanity. |
@SecT0uch @jesuspabloalfaro @Thy-GoD |
you are the best! side note, i passed OSCP thanks to ligolo <3 |
How does it behave in case of multiple connected agents? |
Unfortunately I didn't have the occasion to use it yet. :/ |
I connected two agents to the proxy, routed @nicocha30 how should we use this feature to forward local ports from a different agent? |
@StayPirate switching to another session will not change the current "routing". |
What is there a way to expose expose ports listening on localhost ?
I have a Linux proxy and a Windows agent that can communicate through an OpenVPN tunnel (both in 10.10).
On the agent 127.0.0.1:3306 is listening.
I run in the proxy:
listener_add --addr 0.0.0.0:1234 --to 127.0.0.1:3306 --tcp
I can't add the route to the Windows host as it disconnects the agent.
I added a forged route:
ip route a 42.42.42.42 dev ligolo
and it seems the packets a forwarded to the agent but no response in return.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: