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I was originally thinking something along the lines of a tunnel
from a Samba server, but I think I came up with a much cleaner
way.
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/mini/Divert-Sockets-mini-HOWTO-6.html
is link to diverting sockets with IPCHAINS
Anyway, in order to divert, it has to read the packet, and if you
sniff a packet from port 139 to port 4246 you will see:
<snip>
0007 ......A...... .
0008 ..*.....5...@...
0009 FILES.administra
000A tor.SHAPEDWIRE.S
000B HAPEDWIRE..
</snip>
giving the username (administrator) in plain text.
so while this may be a guess, what would be wrong with adding
some filter to the divert_socket source code?
Still playing with it here and looking for ideas :)
Eric
>You know, I was thinking something very similar. I didn't know
>if it was
>possible or not, but I'd really have little idea on how to try
>to get that
>to work. Let me know if you come up with anything. I'd appreciate it.
>I'm trying to keep them from going with the M$ BS.
>> What about using Samba as a gateway to the router/firewall?
>> Let me play with it at my office today, I'll let you
>> know if I'm way off base or not :)
>> Eric
>
>
>>>Suggest two gateways... one limited - one full
>>>Internet --firewall1 --Admin --firewall2 --Rest of school
>>>use SSH to form school to admin if more ports are need.
-=-
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