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Port Forwarding Using a VPN - bree_ - Mar 8, 2023
Hi, I've not port forwarded using a VPN before and I'd like to try it to use RATs with, is there a high-quality relevant tutorial on here related to the topic?
RE: Port Forwarding Using a VPN - __Digital__ - Mar 8, 2023
(Mar 8, 2023 07:53 AM)bree_ Wrote: Hi, I've not port forwarded using a VPN before and I'd like to try it to use RATs with, is there a high-quality relevant tutorial on here related to the topic?
have a look https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=6025730 for a decent tutorial on how to setup it on your own. Best to get something out of iceland.
RE: Port Forwarding Using a VPN - bree_ - Mar 8, 2023
(Mar 8, 2023 08:07 AM)Dyne Wrote: There is no tutorial because it is self explanatory.
You need a dedicated VPN with a static IP that allows port forwarding like below;
For example, you can try nvpn's dedicated IP or AirVPN, oVPN etc. You can port forward from their web management portal.
Do not operate a RAT on your home device. At least use a virtual machine but preferably a VPS -- Infact you should do the majority of your surfing and forum usage from at least a virtual machine.
I have OVPN with the static Public IPv4 addon and I'm connected to it but canyouseeme still thinks all my ports are closed, guess I'm missing something somewhere.
RE: Port Forwarding Using a VPN - bree_ - Mar 8, 2023
(Mar 8, 2023 10:54 AM)Dyne Wrote: You need to be listening to the port when you check it on canyouseeme.org after you have opened it on the web portal.
What do you mean by that?
RE: Port Forwarding Using a VPN - bree_ - Mar 8, 2023
(Mar 8, 2023 11:58 AM)Dyne Wrote: You need to listen to the port my guy.
Open up DCRat or any RAT youre using, if you opened port 30001 for example, listen to port 30001 on your RAT/stealer then check.
Yeah that's what I tried doing, still shows the port as closed on pretty much any port checker website.
RE: Port Forwarding Using a VPN - Geofry Handsome - Mar 9, 2023
(Mar 8, 2023 12:13 PM)bree_ Wrote: Yeah that's what I tried doing, still shows the port as closed on pretty much any port checker website.
you should also put an exception onto your firewall for that port.Ore even better, to see if it works generally, just switch off any Firewall installed.
RE: Port Forwarding Using a VPN - bree_ - Mar 9, 2023
(Mar 9, 2023 05:19 AM)Geofry Handsome Wrote: you should also put an exception onto your firewall for that port.Ore even better, to see if it works generally, just switch off any Firewall installed.
You got it. Switched the port I was using at some point without adding a new exception for it, got it open now. Cheers.
RE: Port Forwarding Using a VPN - Royal ! - Mar 9, 2023
You can use a VPN for port forwarding for any and all of your port forwarding needs. There are bunch of them available out there like nVPN, mullvad, and few others.