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How do i use reverse socks in Babylon? - Owlie_ - Feb 29, 2016
How does the reverse socks in Babylon work?
* - ⒤⒞⒰⒭⒰⒪⒦ - Mar 1, 2016
I never used Babylon or any RAT other than anything I coded myself for testing purposes
But I can say that a "reverse socks" most likely means its a reverse socket connection, Which could mean a few things as I am not sure of this program.
It could be allowing a reverse socket connection in a way so that, You host a server port forward it and client connects to your server and you hook client in some way that the program needs for remote control.. Or It could be they mean it allows you to connect to the client system via a socket connection the client made to you.
Pretty much any reverse socket connection is when the server is running on a open/forwarded port and the client program connects with no forwarding of the client port needed past firewall/modem. Because its a client program it just needs to send data over a socket not host and stream a open socket like the server. One clients connect to the server socket end the server allows control over the client through the connection made.
A basic socket connection is where the client user opens a socket has no need to port forward because its a client program it just needs to send data over a socket not host and stream a open socket like the server. And the server is then controlled and ran from the clients connection rather than the server controlling the client.
Normal Socket = Client connects to server, Server is forwarded, On client connect server gets controlled by client
Reverse Socket = Client connects to server, Server is forwarded, On client connect client gets controlled by server.
And I have no clue as if this even helped you at all lol.. for all I know it might be a instant reverse proxy socket connection or somthing idk.
* - Sylverlyt - Mar 1, 2016
Use Proxifier with 127.0.0.1:YOURPORT !
It's very laggy but it works :/
I think socks4 works more than socks5
* - Goods - Mar 1, 2016
I'm not sure if you posted this in another sub forum or not but I already answered this somewhere else. Anyways i used Babylon for 2-3 weeks and as far as im concerned that function does not work correctly.
I literally tried everything and it would not work.
No matter what I did the connection would never establish itself. If you get it working let me know I would love to know how
* - cancan23 - Nov 6, 2016
I woud love to have this pack, i really want to get in this thing:)
* - martigo333 - Jan 4, 2017
Of course it worked for me you just didnt know how to set it up.. you have to open a 4 digits seperate port only for this connection.... open it on your port forwarding and enter the port on your browser on socks 5 make sure your ip is on local host and you'll see how nice it is...