The Complete Ethical Hacking Bootcamp: Beginner To Advanced - Hacking Over the Internet with Ngrok

The video tutorial introduces ngrok as an alternative to traditional port forwarding, especially useful when access to a router is unavailable. It covers the installation and setup of ngrok on both Linux and Windows, demonstrating how it can be used to forward ports over the internet. The tutorial also includes creating a payload with MSFvenom and executing an exploit to establish a connection, highlighting the practical application of ngrok in cybersecurity.

What is a limitation of traditional port forwarding when using public Wi-Fi?

• It requires a static IP address.

• It needs access to the router.

• It only works on Windows.

• It is too slow for most applications.

What is the first step to use Ngrok?

• Run it directly without installation.

• Download it from a third-party site.

• Create an account on the Ngrok website.

• Install it from the Kali Linux repository.

Which platforms support Ngrok?

• Both Linux and Windows

• Only Linux

• Only MacOS

• Only Windows

How does Ngrok provide a public URL for your local server?

• By creating a VPN tunnel.

• By encrypting all data traffic.

• By using a static IP address.

• By acting as a router to forward connections.

What is a limitation of the free version of Ngrok?

• It only supports HTTP traffic.

• It changes the port number every time it restarts.

• It does not support Windows.

• It requires a paid account to use.

What command is used to start a TCP tunnel with Ngrok?

• ngrok start

• ngrok tcp

• ngrok connect

• ngrok http

What is the purpose of using MSFvenom in this tutorial?

• To install Ngrok on Windows.

• To update the Ngrok software.

• To create a reverse shell payload.

• To encrypt the Ngrok connection.

What should be set as the LHOST in the MSFvenom command?

• The public URL provided by Ngrok.

• The IP address of the target machine.

• The default gateway of the network.

• The local IP address of the attacker.

What is the role of the multi-handler in this setup?

• To manage multiple Ngrok tunnels.

• To forward traffic to the target.

• To listen for incoming connections.

• To encrypt the payload.

What happens when the shell.exe is executed on the target machine?

• It sends an email notification.

• It installs Ngrok on the target.

• It connects back to the attacker's machine.

• It opens a web browser.