Nov 9, 2024 05:36 AM
(This post was last modified: Nov 9, 2024 05:37 AM by DramaKing.
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(Nov 8, 2024 11:14 PM)Inversin Wrote: Sorry if i bother you but did that and it is not working, i changed the port, tried with Quasar and Async and none of them worked. It is not connecting even when (i think) i did it correctly.
Port-forwarding has been frustrating for me, too, so let's go through it from the top. In the Firewall settings under Virtual Servers, click Add. Enter 6606 for the Inbound Port and Local Port. Enter your current private IP address in that field. Click 'Add Virtual Server'. Note that you can't set a MAC address, so make sure that the DHCP lease doesn't unexpectedly expire. Now open AsyncRAT and make sure that it's listening on port 6606. To check if it's working, go to portchecker.co and enter the public IP address and port number.
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Nov 9, 2024 11:41 AM
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(Nov 9, 2024 05:36 AM)DramaKing Wrote: Port-forwarding has been frustrating for me, too, so let's go through it from the top. In the Firewall settings under Virtual Servers, click Add. Enter 6606 for the Inbound Port and Local Port. Enter your current private IP address in that field. Click 'Add Virtual Server'. Note that you can't set a MAC address, so make sure that the DHCP lease doesn't unexpectedly expire. Now open AsyncRAT and make sure that it's listening on port 6606. To check if it's working, go to portchecker.co and enter the public IP address and port number.
When i check says: "Port 6606 is closed." I have opened the RAT, i configured the Port Forwarding and it is listening to port 6606.
(Nov 9, 2024 11:41 AM)Inversin Wrote: When i check says: "Port 6606 is closed." I have opened the RAT, i configured the Port Forwarding and it is listening to port 6606.
Have you tried disabling WD Firewall or any AV firewall?
(Nov 8, 2024 11:14 PM)Inversin Wrote: Sorry if i bother you but did that and it is not working, i changed the port, tried with Quasar and Async and none of them worked. It is not connecting even when (i think) i did it correctly.
It's not that you bother him it's just your lack of understanding the basics of computer and networking that can be frustrating. Don't worry because we all had to learn those things from somewhere like via internet/books as well so as I've said in my previous comment I HIGHLY recommend you watch few videos and ask AI about the basics and eventually it will click.
I personally am visual learner so videos helped me understand how things work way better.
The more you avoid learning the more you will trip over simple issues and less people will be willing to help you because not to be rude but helping you is almost like teaching a non-tech savvy grandma how to use a smartphone.
As mentioned before, go open up ChatGPT and talk with it about simple networking and let it explain to you.
Once these basic things click you'll understand so much more about RATs and will able to do simple troubleshooting too.
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(Nov 9, 2024 11:51 AM)DramaKing Wrote: Have you tried disabling WD Firewall or any AV firewall?
I disabled the firewall, port-forwarded it but it is still not working. I made sure everything it's entered correctly as you said but it doesn't work.
(Nov 9, 2024 01:50 PM)Inversin Wrote: I disabled the firewall, port-forwarded it but it is still not working. I made sure everything it's entered correctly as you said but it doesn't work.
You can try running 'netstat -an | findstr 6606' and see if anything happens. You're router is probably just not cooperating, though. Like I said, it can be frustrating. You can connect on the local network, though? If so, you need to look for an alternative.
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(Nov 9, 2024 03:56 PM)DramaKing Wrote: You can try running 'netstat -an | findstr 6606' and see if anything happens. You're router is probably just not cooperating, though. Like I said, it can be frustrating. You can connect on the local network, though? If so, you need to look for an alternative.
When i run the command nothing happens and it only connects to local network, so probably it's my router like you said.
(Nov 9, 2024 04:00 PM)Inversin Wrote: When i run the command nothing happens and it only connects to local network, so probably it's my router like you said.
Nope, it's your computer. You're on your own at this point. I'll edit this with the expected output later.
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Nov 9, 2024 05:08 PM
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(Nov 9, 2024 04:09 PM)DramaKing Wrote: Nope, it's your computer. You're on your own at this point. I'll edit this with the expected output later.
I managed to get the command to work but now it shows me a list of commands with -
Shows me this too:
NETSTAT [-a] [-b] [-e] [-f] [-i] [-n] [-o] [-p proto] [-r] [-s] [-t] [-x] [-y] [interval]
(Nov 9, 2024 05:08 PM)Inversin Wrote: I managed to get the command to work but now it shows me a list of commands with -
Shows me this too:
NETSTAT [-a] [-b] [-e] [-f] [-i] [-n] [-o] [-p proto] [-r] [-s] [-t] [-x] [-y] [interval]
You did it wrong. This is futile.
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Nov 9, 2024 10:13 PM
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(Nov 9, 2024 09:08 PM)DramaKing Wrote: You did it wrong. This is futile.
Now i think i did it correctly, now it shows me some IP's, there are TCP/UDP
Maybe i have to search for those that say "LISTENING" on it or others?
I apogolize if helping me is frustrating but i'm still learning.
What do i do now, do i have to use the listening ones?
(Nov 9, 2024 09:08 PM)DramaKing Wrote: You did it wrong. This is futile.
I will wait your response, i think now the command shows me the expected output, right?
If you wanted me to forward the "LISTENING" port i did it but when i checked the port it didn't open
Oh i think i know the problem, i think the problem was because of CGNAT
Nov 14, 2024 03:45 PM
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(Nov 9, 2024 10:13 PM)Inversin Wrote: Now i think i did it correctly, now it shows me some IP's, there are TCP/UDP
Maybe i have to search for those that say "LISTENING" on it or others?
I apogolize if helping me is frustrating but i'm still learning.
What do i do now, do i have to use the listening ones?
I will wait your response, i think now the command shows me the expected output, right?
If you wanted me to forward the "LISTENING" port i did it but when i checked the port it didn't open
Oh i think i know the problem, i think the problem was because of CGNAT
(Nov 11, 2024 12:51 PM)Inversin Wrote: I can't port forward because of CGNAT.
But there is a free reverse tunneling service? (im broke, my debit card has less than a dollar)
I have heard of tailscale port forwarding too, but i don't know if it can work with Quasar.
Also i heard of AWS.
Yep, CG-NAT will block any connections not part of an existing session. Tailscale allows up to 10 devices on a free account, and it will technically work with Quasar or anything else that uses TCP/IP. Since you're only using it for testing and can install Tailscale on each computer, you shouldn't have a problem.
Just remembered that while I did say that CG-NAT was the "most likely" issue, I thought that you were using a cable modem. My bad.
If Tailscale doesn't work out for you, you can try an Oracle VM. See here. It's legit and not bulletproof, but they shouldn't monitor your traffic. Got my first instance taken down, but I think that was related to an infostealer infection.
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