I think we are all well aware/agree that using windows 98 as a 'gateway' is definetly out of the question as well as preposterous and widely regarded as a bad move, however, I am just curious as to how this stunt could be pulled off using that 'swiss army knife' called netcat.
>From: Brian Shaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: Paul Neiberman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, security-basics ><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: Re: how to use netcat as 'gateway'? >Date: Wed, 05 Jun 2002 16:37:25 -0400 > >Why would want to use Windows 98 as a gateway? Most people use their Linux >machines as the gateway since it's more secure and has the functionality >built in. > >On the other hand, Windows does have the capability to do connection >sharing. > >Brian > >Paul Neiberman wrote: > >> >> >>Greetz, >>I know this sounds like a really dumb question(and probably pointless); >>how would i use netcat on a window$ box (98, not NT ;) ) as a gateway to >>the 'internet' for say a linux box "sitting behind it"? >> >> #linux#----->#windows98#---->Internet >> | | >> (telnet) ---> (netcat) >> >>anyone? ;) _________________________________________________________________ Download MSN Explorer gratis van http://explorer.msn.nl/intl.asp.
