Playing with the Ports Redirection

Playing with the Ports Redirection by Davide Peruzzi Whether you are performing a penetration test or that your goal is to debug an error in your complicated corporate network or, why not, to bypass control of a very restrictive firewall that does not allows to display web pages categorized as “hacking”, the port redirection is a technique as basic as it is powerful. What’s better to dominate the redirection of TCP and UDP packets to bypass blocks, controls, restrictions and reach the target without changing any rule of a corporate firewalls? Let’s start with some basics: the use of Netcat Every networking game must start with netcat (NC). I suppose you know that it is an utility which reads and writes data across network connections, using TCP or UDP transport. Nothing more, nothing less. You can find NC version both for Linux and Microsoft OS. There is also a pre-compiled....

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