One notice about ‘talk’ and communication from terminal in general.
There is no need for using any additional programs for this purpose, you can simply employ well known and already installed program, program known by the name ‘cat’ 🙂 .
With ‘w’ command you can find out which pseudo terminal is used by the user, also you can find which of these terminals is used by you with ‘tty’ command. After that, you can simply type ‘cat > /dev/pts/2’ and write to that terminal (in this example user is logged into pts2 terminal). Finally you can end the cat session with ctrl+d.
For tunneling all my network traffic over ssh I use redsocks. https://gist.github.com/vitex/1287517
The problem is the UDP traffic. It is not forwarded via tunnel I think the same problem exists by using sshutle.
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So yeah, thanks guys for giving me way good Vlog ideas and a couple of ‘Hak Projects’ As I am calling them!
LJ
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One notice about ‘talk’ and communication from terminal in general.
There is no need for using any additional programs for this purpose, you can simply employ well known and already installed program, program known by the name ‘cat’ 🙂 .
With ‘w’ command you can find out which pseudo terminal is used by the user, also you can find which of these terminals is used by you with ‘tty’ command. After that, you can simply type ‘cat > /dev/pts/2’ and write to that terminal (in this example user is logged into pts2 terminal). Finally you can end the cat session with ctrl+d.
Cheers
For tunneling all my network traffic over ssh I use redsocks.
https://gist.github.com/vitex/1287517
The problem is the UDP traffic. It is not forwarded via tunnel I think the same problem exists by using sshutle.
hey guys,
I love the show! After watching your YouTube show for the first time a few days ago, I have literally done very little else! I have even gotten some ideas for some Videos for my Vlog! I am in the middle of building a version of Darren’s router from way back in Hak5: Season 7! Its way fun!
So yeah, thanks guys for giving me way good Vlog ideas and a couple of ‘Hak Projects’ As I am calling them!
LJ
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sites really nice, keep it up! I’ll go ahead and bookmark your site to come back in the
future. Cheers
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