How Hackers Chat in Terminal (SECURELY!) | Cryptcat - Kali Linux
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In this video, you will learn how to chat between terminals using Cryptcat. We’ll guide you through setting up Cryptcat on Kali Linux to enable secure, encrypted communication.
Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only.
can also use ncat --ssl :)
Much better... Don't use cryptocat
Beast hacker thanks I like you b4o☺️
Thank you for today. I learned something new.
How to not chat securely
why😂
Good stuff, thanks! :)
It not secure one can use man in the middle attack to intercept what ur sending out
What is the way to exchange the password then ?
You can arrange it with the person, or you can send it in another way
Broadcast it on the moon so your contact can see it
its work in the local host but not working in the two diffrent another system why
is your machine both activated the bridged network on the virtual machine software?
If you want to do it outside your local network, you need to configure port forwarding on your router. That is, on one of the machines in the terminal, you enter your public IP and port. The other machine will be waiting for the connection, and the router will direct that connection to the machine that is waiting. So, on the router where the machine will be waiting for the connection (listening), you will need to set the private IP of your machine and the port you want it to forward. I'm not sure if I was clear, but if you want, I can try to explain more clearly.
it's just working for same network right?
Yes but if you create a vps with a server hosting provider, and setup openvpn where clients can communicate with each other, you can communicate on that virtual network.
@@johnneisler6552 Don't need at all just configure port forwarding on your router.
If you want to do it outside your local network, you need to configure port forwarding on your router. That is, on one of the machines in the terminal, you enter your public IP and port. The other machine will be waiting for the connection, and the router will direct that connection to the machine that is waiting. So, on the router where the machine will be waiting for the connection (listening), you will need to set the private IP of your machine and the port you want it to forward. I'm not sure if I was clear, but if you want, I can try to explain more clearly.
@@brunoaleixo768yeah explain more clearly please
@@lakshyakuldeep8253 I tried to reply, but I think the response is too long for a CZcams comment
Me and my friend tried this didn't work😢
Why?
have to be the same network
If you want to do it outside your local network, you need to configure port forwarding on your router. That is, on one of the machines in the terminal, you enter your public IP and port. The other machine will be waiting for the connection, and the router will direct that connection to the machine that is waiting. So, on the router where the machine will be waiting for the connection (listening), you will need to set the private IP of your machine and the port you want it to forward. I'm not sure if I was clear, but if you want, I can try to explain more clearly.
@@Crypted_File_5033 If you want to do it outside your local network, you need to configure port forwarding on your router. That is, on one of the machines in the terminal, you enter your public IP and port. The other machine will be waiting for the connection, and the router will direct that connection to the machine that is waiting. So, on the router where the machine will be waiting for the connection (listening), you will need to set the private IP of your machine and the port you want it to forward. I'm not sure if I was clear, but if you want, I can try to explain more clearly.
Or configure a VPN
@@Crypted_File_5033 Or open a port on the router and configure NAT.
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Love this ❤🤓🤓
Will it work without internet?
Can this work on two different computers ? If yes , at what distance ?
I Hope so
I just hope if i can chat with anyone in another country
If you want to do it outside your local network, you need to configure port forwarding on your router. That is, on one of the machines in the terminal, you enter your public IP and port. The other machine will be waiting for the connection, and the router will direct that connection to the machine that is waiting. So, on the router where the machine will be waiting for the connection (listening), you will need to set the private IP of your machine and the port you want it to forward. I'm not sure if I was clear, but if you want, I can try to explain more clearly.
@@brunoaleixo768I don't get...
I tried setting up port forwarding and failed even with tutorials lol
@@MaxWalker-cs5wy many router does not allow it bcz they charge money for it so make sure of it
nice video sir is we send some from one machine to other through this process if yes then how ?
If you want to do it outside your local network, you need to configure port forwarding on your router. That is, on one of the machines in the terminal, you enter your public IP and port. The other machine will be waiting for the connection, and the router will direct that connection to the machine that is waiting. So, on the router where the machine will be waiting for the connection (listening), you will need to set the private IP of your machine and the port you want it to forward. I'm not sure if I was clear, but if you want, I can try to explain more clearly.