Type : Application Tutorial
Filesize : 1.00 MB
Platform : Windows
When you read my previous tutorial, especially about setting up and hacking WAN/Internet using dynamic IP Address(click here) maybe you will think "are you sure it can do with it?" or "I didn't understand how to set up the environment for hacking", etc…
After you set up a dynamic DNS or set up attacker server, maybe you will need this tool to forward the packet into another IP address / port(especially for Windows user). Because for me who use Virtual Machine for my backtrack it was a little bit troublesome…you should set up the configurations, disconnect the usb hub, and make it detectable on your virtual machine, etc….!@&^&$*#
On the internet maybe there's a lot of this kind of port forwarding for Windows machine, but why I'm choosing this tool because it's more better than other port forwarding application who always crash when running, and the most important is this tool was executable file so you don't need to install it
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Case :
My Windows IP : 192.168.8.92 port 80
My Backtrack 5 Attacker IP : 192.168.8.93 port 8080
1. Let's say I will set up this tool for my tutorial from this page(15 step hacking windows using social engineering toolkit). My windows machine will receive connection on port 80 and then redirect every request to my local port 80 into my backtrack attacker machine on ip 192.168.8.93 port 8080.
2. Application Preview
Information :
Local port --> Your local port when someone request that port on your machine that run this application. Remote Host --> When local port was triggered, where to redirect (redirect to my backtrack IP address). Remote Port --> Because my Backtrack exploit server was running on port 8080 so I need to set up this port to 8080. Max. Connections --> up to you want to set up how many connections. Autostart --> Start the port forwarding when Windows start. Activate --> Activate the rule you've already defined. Log --> You can read the error and success configuration from this window.
3. Screenshot when this application in action when someone access my windows IP via their browser.
Success!
Now, why you not try this now?
Hope it's useful…any comment? just drop it below.
Update :
You can view how to redirect a webpage to your browser exploit here http://www.hacking-tutorial.com/tips-and-trick/how-to-port-forward-browser-from-router-to-your-exploit-server/
Sir, working nicely i got ur point now thanks a lot now next step attacking outside with ip adress and an machine if i have an ip of victim really nice tool thanks once again will wait for ur next tut on this topic tc and God bless you
#jeet jain
You’re welcome bro
Amazing U r Bro How I can chat u
#RoseNbushes
you can send me comments in this blog anyway
I rare to chat
Hello! sir wanna know in which port does backtrack 5 server run?! is it 8080 or 80 or else 4444?! when i visit programs->exploitation->set->setweb it shows that the instrument is bounded with 127.0.0.1 and running on 4444 port!!
#Infaz
Which server? if Backtrack service, it’s run on port 55555
If what you mean was an exploit server, it’s depend on how you set up the
srvportin your exploit switch configuration ….ok sir, another question! I was successful on running a credential harvester attack on my own backtrack virtual machine, my backtrack local ip is 10.0.2.15 and when i direct to that page http://10.0.2.15 using backtrack''s web browser i harvest the credentials, without a problem, btw i have another virtual machine which is running XP3 and it also has the local ip of 10.0.2.15 when i direct to this page, using XP3 it says that there is no page as such, then i started the apache server and started, and then the method stopped running saying that it can''t bind with the port 80 and telling that to disable the apache server!!! what is the problem sir!!! btw the same ip address for both!!! i am bit confused !!! please help!
#Infaz
Of course you can’t…there’s an IP address conflict..
I have succeeded in launching the attack sir!!! thanks for the help all i had to do is! to set network adapter type to Bridge mode! so now host machine and my virtual machine in LAN ,so finally everything came good!!
thanks again!
#Infaz
You’re welcome
Hi bro hows u i wana ask possible to use this kind of attack out side lan if yes than what we have to set up becuase i tried too many time but my fake page is open on my freinds system but when he fill data i didnot get i did forward port route trafic etc but faild so help in this becuase once it will work than we can just othere attack too like java, etc
for me it works bro!!!! i don't know first i set my backtrack 5 machine to bridge mode!!! my backtrack's local ip is 192.168.1.3 so i have portforwarded the port 80! between most important thing is to find the set config text file and check whether the auto detect ip is off!!!! may be you haven't done that!!!!! this a video of mine!!!! to how to launch the attack check the video and you would be able to handle the attack!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_l7x3IU51w
#Infaz
Nice video bro…
Go to set config file and and it is in System/pentest/exploits/set/config/set_config check for the text file. and search for auto detect! in it which means that it would rather take the local ip blindly off it and then when launching the attack it will ask for a public ip! enter it and you are done!!!
V4L and Infaz bro yaa i had did it and i did java applate attack too with the same setting
Thanks sir!!!
Hi there, autostart doesnt work on my computer
#Dave
Hmm I’ve tried on both XP and windows 7 it’s work nice…maybe you have other firewall?
Sir, where is my affiliations box?? If u give snap shot of that area if would be much better.
Thanx
#sid
The grey border area on my affiliations box.
i did add static route 122.162.x.x mask.gw and also can see reult with route print ..thats victime extarnal ip 122.162.x.x successfully add
but i do not see any packets coming from him in wireshark …can you tell please what i am missing here?
also enable remoteacess http by telnet
plz tell if i am doing wrong )))
#joand
Doesn’t mean while you use wireshark you can capture all the packet across the network especially network with cable….wireshark works great with wireless network and network with HUB.
Hi i am just lost ..can you tell me while i am adding static route 122.67.78.89 mask GW …i see route print ..this entry but in traceroute i do not see this entry that any packet forward to that destination ..why so please explain ((
#joand
I didn’t understand your question…without you adding a static route to public ip, by default it’s should be already there…
destination : 0.0.0.0
default g/w : 192.168.1.1
what i am trying to do is… specify a static route passing through my network for the victim’s router and sniff the traffic..
please tell how i should do it exactly
#joand
I just want to say it’s impossible, but you can try to make a simulation first on your local network, and check is it possible or not.
[Your PC]=============[Router]==============[Internet]============[Victim Router]=========[Victim]
and if you say that you’re using public IP like this :
[Your PC]=============[Internet]============[Victim Router]=========[Victim]
I want to told you again “Sniff” can work if the network device broadcast all received message to the whole network(this what hub and AP do), because actually sniff was a process where your computer collecting packet that unintended for your computer….
or you can read more what sniffing is and why it can happen
hi last night i did something i want you to see my wireshark captured file there i saw packets are coming from many different ip's …just want to show you to confirm i am right or not
where i can send you this file? any email?
#joand
You can upload on office live (office.microsoft.com/en-us/web-apps/) or any image hosting, or send me a message on facebook https://www.facebook.com/computer.hacking.tutorial
Hey man you do great tutorials, you've really helped me.
But here, if you redirect every request on port 80 (HTTP) to your machine on port 8080.
How will you be able to access http webpages with your host machine? Wouldn't they be redirected there or I have not understood it right?
Please answer!
#Nikos
actually this one can’t redirect a web page with URIPATH; it’s only redirect an address followed with the port number without URIPATH.
e.g : 192.168.1.1:8080
Oh ok thanks. Now things are clear!
#Nikos
BTW you also can view my last tips and trick here to make it more clear http://www.hacking-tutorial.com/tips-and-trick/how-to-port-forward-browser-from-router-to-your-exploit-server/