I've been trying to Relay services from multiple computers to 1 main server.
What I made is something like this.
Relay:
Server:
# ncat -l [relay port] -c 'ncat [client address] [service port];
User:
# ssh user@[server address] -p [relay port];
Using this the user will be able to ssh in to the client computer without having to know the clients specific address/port.
While this works great you still need a service like dyndns & setup port forwarding to be able to do this.
I would like to create a script that does the same but using the principe of a reverse shell,
enabling the user to connect to the service from the server.
Reverse Shell:
Client:
# ncat [server address] [port] -e '/bin/bash';
Server:
# ncat -l --broker [port];
User:
# ncat [server address] [port];
This is a similar solution however only for ssh and isn't secure, doesn't have tab completion,...
Does anyone know a good solution for my problem?
Obviously it doesn't have to use ncat, however I would prefer a cross platform solution...
THX
