| Subject: Re: 1 more easy questions that I don't know |
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Plebius
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Date Posted: 00:28:34 09/11/01 Tue
In reply to:
nailo
's message, "Re: 1 more easy questions that I don't know" on 19:51:05 09/10/01 Mon
>Well I really wanted to know how so I can run telnet
>through a proxy or a portscan.. and I'll probly need
>to know about how to do it sometime in the futere
>anyways..
I'm not sure how to portscan through a proxy (unless a CGI script runs on a host somewhere that will let you do it or unless there's a portscanner that can go through a SOCKS proxy), but to telnet through a proxy, you need what's called a "wingate". A wingate is like a shell account that requires no login. You just type the IP address and port of the host you are trying to access, and you go there through the wingate. Here's how you connect now through telnet:
you --> target
Here's how you connect through a wingate:
you --> wingate --> target
You can even do this:
you --> wingate1 --> wingate2 --> wingate3 --> target
The hardest part is finding a wingate. Once you find one, here's what you do:
1. Telnet to the address of the wingate.
2. It will either say "wingate>" or "Enter : [port] :". If it doesn't say either of these, it's 99% that you don't have a wingate.
3. At either of the above prompts, you type in the target server address, a space, then the port number you want to access.
For example, if you want to go to the SMTP daemon on microsoft.com, you would telnet to the wingate, and at the prompt, you would type in "microsoft.com 25". If you wanted to access an FTP account, you would type "microsoft.com 21". Once you've done that, you can do everything just like you would through telnet normally, but you are running through the wingate, and microsoft.com would log the IP address of the wingate and not yours.
About the best place to find wingates are on the Cyberarmy wingate list. Wingates come and go very frequently (more so than proxies). I would say 1 out of every 10 wingates listed on Cyberarmy actually work. You'll have to do trial and error to find one that works (gives you one of the two above prompts). If you want a scanner that scans for wingates, let me know and I'll send you one.
Plebius
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