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Hi, I have a computer that establishes a point to point vpn tunnel through global protect. I was curious if the lan turtle has capabilities to address, resolve, and access this host while it is connected to that tunnel assuming that the turtle is connected directly to the host? Sort of like out-of-band support. Or do I have to reverse tunnel back to my local lan back through the vpn gateway?
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Hi, I am a mark V owner thinking of purchasing a TETRA. If I were to use it as a normal router with an OpenVPN tunnel (i.e. TETRA is the client) what kind of speeds can I expect to get? It seems most routers max out at ~ 20Mb/s. Am I correct in assuming TETRA will not be able to handle a 100Mb/s connection ?
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Hey Darren and Seb, Before DEFCON (22), I thought Darren indicated he was working on an OpenVPN infusion. (Did that get lost?) I'd love this, as well as some SSH infusion enhancements. Is there any movement on this? Thanks. Ugh, I gave it the wrong title.
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New here, I just got my Mark V, and discovered I understood the AutoSSH thing wrong. The purpose of buying the Wifi Pineapple was actually the opposite of its existence. I want to use it to create a private network wherever I am, and let the box connect to a public AP or mobile phone, while tunneling all traffic through an SSH (or VPN) tunnel to my home server, so the AP only sees one outgoing SSH. And so I discovered that this isn't provided out of the box and I couldn't find any topic on it. Given a few pointers I probably might come up with an infusion that adds this cool feature to the
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I'm trying to set up a VPN tunnel for all traffic connected to the Pineapple in client mode, with the tunnel endpoint being my Ubuntu VPS out in the cloud. The goal here is to provide internet access to all clients connected to the Pineapple, while enabling more powerful MitM attacks like Metasploit using my VPS. I've installed OpenVPN on both my server and Pineapple and set up their respective keys, but I am at a loss now as to the proper configuration. Tun? Tap? Br0? lo? Should I be using tap0 or tun0 for each side of the tunnel? (And how does it hook into the pineapple's traffic?) Could s -
So after a week of everything I could possibly try I've come to the forums to discuss my Autossh Relay connection problem. I'm trying to reproduce Daren's relay server and Chriswat's tutorial and manage the gui remotely. Contents: MkV Virtual Ubuntu Server LTS 12.04 External Box Ubuntu Server LTS 12.04 Windows Putty Ubuntu 13.10 Virtual Phone Hotspot for External IP for MkV Ports: VM Ubuntu Server -p 7000 External Box Ubuntu Server -p 50456 MkV 1471:localhost:1471 First I have a Ubuntu Server 12.04 LTS box setup at work as a file server but it also has openssh-server installed. T
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Hey Guys, Need a little help understanding ssh proxy forwarding, otherwise known as ssh pivoting. I Have read a few tutorials that were very vague, seen a few videos from Hak5, but It still hasn't hit home yet. Here's my lab setup; I have a few static IP's. I am testing a real world scenario using a remote ssh box to pivot and scan the remote internal network. I am also using Metasploit. Remote network: 75.xxx.xxx.x96 My local Public IP: 75.xxx.xxx.x98 .x96 is behind a pfsense firewall I have setup. Port 22 is fowarded to a Metaspolitable2 box I Have there, lan IP 192.168.2.2 (no worries,
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Guess who again? :) Here's what's up: Decided to play around with Ozyman. *DUNN Dunn dunnn...* So I'm running Kali Linux on both server (Virtualized on Mac OS X) and on a Netbook (who owns a netbook anymore, common!?) I have my domain set up appropriately (I think so) VIA freedns.alfred and uni.me , it accepted the appropriate namespaces and what not as demonstrated in the original episode with Mubix. On my Virtualized server: In Kali, I have ozyman on the Desktop, so my total bash line looks like this: root@kali~/Desktop/ozyman# ./nomde.pl -i 0.0.0.0 url.uni.me (Obviously it's not rea
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Good day to everyone As the subject states, I have a general question regarding proxychains. I've watched the hak5 episode on it (ep 11.19) but I'm curious as to how you guys (fellow white/grey hats) get access to the various ssh servers that you're then chaining together. Do any of you use any so-called "Free Shells"? I've checked out a couple of the free shell providers, but they mostly seem to be crap (fill out these polls, sign up for these 15 credit cards, give us your email to spam, etc). My goal for this is mostly just to play with/test proxychains, i.e. how usable is it, get comfo
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I am using BT5 R3 on a laptop. My router is a wrt54g with dd-wrt v24. Is there anyway I can link wlan0 or mon0 directly to the router either wired or hopefully wirelessly. So when I run airodump-ng mon0 it will be using the routers antenna? I have been looking into airtun-ng but no luck so far.
