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Remote forensics meta tool
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Port 2000 #21

Closed melorium closed 5 years ago

melorium commented 5 years ago

Hi I can't reach port 2000 from my WS into bitscout.

I using this command sudo nbd-client -N dvd 10.1.0.2 2000 /dev/nbd0

And telnet 10.1.0.2 don't answer either.

I can ssh into the container without any problem.

Have you changed the port 2000 to 2009 ?

Dennis

melorium commented 5 years ago

It seems that port 2000 are blocked from outside.

vitaly-kamluk commented 5 years ago

It seems that it comes from changes in upstream LXD package: it started attaching another virtual network interface by default to every container and it broke existing setup. This is fixed in the latest update. I also added a test condition to detect such things in the future. Please check now and thanks for reporting!

melorium commented 5 years ago

Thanks I will try it again.

I really like your software.

I will try to book in your event in April I will be so exiting to meet you.

But do you think my skills will be enough to understand what you will learn out?

Dennis

vitaly-kamluk commented 5 years ago

We will teach basic and advanced things using Bitscout, we will use nbd in quite unusual ways, which might be interesting to you. If you worked with linux commandline that will help, but you obviously have time to make yourself familiar with tools we will use, because the training is only in April next year.

Here is some guidelines for self-learning and preparation: Learn to install new packages using apt or apt-get in terminal. Learn to work with filesystem and processes on Linux commandline using basic commands such as ls, cd, mv, cp, cat, hexdump, xxd, hexedit, base64, gzip, grep, sed, awk, indent, iconv, mount, ps, kill. Try powerful text editor such as vim, or pick your other favourite. Install and try some of specialised tools we will use: ssh and scp smbd tmux losetup mknod mkfifo blockdev parted and fdisk dd mmls, fls, icat, other tools from sleuthkit gdb volatility qemu-img qemu-system* nbd-server xnbd-client nasm

Write a couple of scripts in python and read about fuse drivers.

That should make your training efficient. And it would be nice to meet you in person.

melorium commented 5 years ago

Works Perfekt now.

Thanks :)

I will book up that course. What is the most easy way to do it?

Thanks again

vitaly-kamluk commented 5 years ago

Nice, thanks for confirmation! Let me close this issue. As for the training, I think you need to fill small form on the website to apply: https://sas.kaspersky.com/#gform_wrapper_4