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Description: How to use rssocks and rcsocks from ssocks project (http://sourceforge.net/projects/ssocks/).

During this video I explain how from a shell I run a socks5 server with a reverse connection to bypass firewall restriction and scan the subnet using rssocks and rcsocks.

For remember:
- rssocks is the server is connect back to your client (need to be execute on the remote shell)
- rcsocks is the client you run it

PS: The reverse tools of ssocks are actually a POC, some improvements will arrive soon

Current version during this video v0.0.9

Tags: ssocks , rssocks , rcsocks , reverse connection , socks5 , security , pentest ,

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Comments:

• Grey_King on Mon 18 Apr 2011
  
  this is very similar to the pivoting feature in metasploit (route) and I'm already thinking of ways that this could be useful. Thank you for posting!
• Andrew on Mon 18 Apr 2011
  
  Yes. Like when the shellcode window is astronomically small and all you could possibly do is pop a shell...or various other scenarios where delivering the meterpreter payload is impractical or not available(LFI, etc with no compiler on the local box...)

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