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June 27, 2017

BACKCONNECT WITHOUT PORT FORWADING USING NGROK

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very welcome to Lulzsec blog 

Today we will talk about back connect using ngrok 
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Dedicated to my indian friends who has problem with there back connect to the server 
all port forwarding solution is ngrok

Many friends has requested me to make this tutorial :) so today we are here ..
Most welcome to Hexking,  jama7 , R00t Destroyer , gaurav , Red Hex , Dreagon and all the supporters of lulzsec india 

Lets start ...
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First of all you need to register on the site ( https://dashboard.ngrok.com/user/login )  using Gmail or github account it is very easy ... 😄

Then after that go to the main page you can download the tool according to your system requirement 
( https://ngrok.com/download )

save it any where as my is on my desktop using windows 😉.

After that u need to download netcat easy tool search it on google or just click Here on this and save it on your Desktop like this 

After that go to ngrok website click on dashboard there you will see authtoken 

next step is to open ngrok on your CMD linux user can open it in terminal copy whole authtoken and paste it . 
Demo for windows user

Now the CMD will open in this Directory .

just u need to copy and paste the whole authtoken from the ngrok and paste it in CMD and hit enter

windows user avoid using ( ./ ) 
==> like this  ngrok authtoken 7m9HQk3ZmfnHkzxZoLKXP_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

* USE YOUR AUTHTOKEK WHICH IS SHOWING ON WEBSITE *

After that type this command 

ngrok -h 
it will give you whole bunch of results

NAME:
   ngrok - tunnel local ports to public URLs and inspect traffic

DESCRIPTION:
    ngrok exposes local networked services behinds NATs and firewalls to the
    public internet over a secure tunnel. Share local websites, build/test
    webhook consumers and self-host personal services.
    Detailed help for each command is available with 'ngrok help <command>'.
    Open http://localhost:4040 for ngrok's web interface to inspect traffic.

EXAMPLES:
    ngrok http 80                    # secure public URL for port 80 web server
    ngrok http -subdomain=baz 8080   # port 8080 available at baz.ngrok.io
    ngrok http foo.dev:80            # tunnel to host:port instead of localhost
    ngrok tcp 22                     # tunnel arbitrary TCP traffic to port 22
    ngrok tls -hostname=foo.com 443  # TLS traffic for foo.com to port 443
    ngrok start foo bar baz          # start tunnels from the configuration file

VERSION:
   2.2.4

AUTHOR:
  inconshreveable - <alan@ngrok.com>

COMMANDS:
   authtoken    save authtoken to configuration file
   credits      prints author and licensing information
   http         start an HTTP tunnel
   start        start tunnels by name from the configuration file
   tcp          start a TCP tunnel
   tls          start a TLS tunnel
   update       update ngrok to the latest version
   version      print the version string
   help         Shows a list of commands or help for one command

For back connect to the server you just need to these steps :

continue to the same CMD 

type

ngrock.exe tcp 1337

it will show like this 

now u need to run NETCAT open up the CMD  in that folder where you have downloaded NETCAT

just press { hold shift + right click }
it will open up the CMD in same folder .
there just type

nc.exe -lnvp 1337

Port should remain the same as you have entered in ngrok ( ngrok.exe tcp 1337 <== port )

now you have observed this ngrok has provided you a forwarding 

copy that ip or dns or url (what ever you call it )    ==>  0.tcp.ngrok.io
paste it in you shell where you have Back-connect to 
see below image:

now you are connected to server 

just see your NETCAT CMD 

see you are connected ..... :) 

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