Port Redirection and Tunneling

SSH Local Port Forwarding

• On Attacker Machine:

  • Use the following command to establish local port forwarding:

    sudo ssh -L localhost:local-port:target:remote-port user@mediator

  • Replace localhost, local-port, target, remote-port, user, and mediator with appropriate values.

  • This redirects traffic from the local machine's local-port to the target:remote-port through the mediator machine.

SSH Remote Port Forwarding

• On Victim Machine:

  • Use the following command to establish remote port forwarding:

    sudo ssh -R 8080:127.0.0.1:80 kali@192.168.1.15

  • Replace 8080, 127.0.0.1:80, kali, and 192.168.1.15 with appropriate values.

  • This redirects traffic from the victim machine's 127.0.0.1:80 to the attacker's machine on port 8080.

SSH Dynamic Port Forwarding

• Use the following command to establish dynamic port forwarding:

  ssh -D 8080 user@ip

  • Replace 8080, user, and ip with appropriate values.

  • This creates a dynamic SOCKS proxy on the local machine, redirecting traffic through the specified SSH server.