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Anti-Hacker Tool Kit Chapter 13 Port Redirection Roy Chang Information Networking Security and Assurance LAB Department of Communications Engineering National Chung Cheng University

Introduction  Listen on a port  Client/Server method WEB FTP SSH SMTP

Port Redirection

DataPipe  Pass TCP/IP traffic  tapipe/datapipe.c

Fpipe  Out band source port and UDP support  Port:4433 Port:5678 Port:80

Port Hopping- Local Redirection C:\fpipe –l 1234 –r 80 localhost./datapipe localhost Host

Port Hopping- Client Redirection Spork, IIS exploit code on Port 80 IIS Port C:\fpipe –l 80 –r 7070./datapipe

Port Hopping- Dual Redirection fpipe –l 1433 –r 25 Host AHost BHost CHost D./datapipe SQLFTP+mail

Summary  Host security  Ingress filter  Allow what you want  Deny all  Egress filter  Proxy firewall

Reference  RFC 1700