Show HN: The Cyber Plumber's Handbook – SSH Tunnel Like a Boss
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#13On this side of the world it's 5.18.19 and yet $19 bucks for the book. Also did not ask for an email, so in essence, I have no words.
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#14I am somewhat in tears now seeing this. I spent weeks at work trying to backwards analyze GCP IAP, which apparently uses this in the background (invoked via the gcloud CLI). Almost like a lost art, it was impossible to find serious tutorials other than Michael W. Lucas’s book of a couple of years ago or the O’Reilly book from 2006. Very much appreciated. Thank you for documentation on these very important systems tha…
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#15Hi! Sounds great! However i get he message that the discount code is not valid anymore and it is $19.99 again. Am i doing something wrong?
Let me know if it's still not working.
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#16This is great, thank you. I'm a big fan of socat for plumbing in pentesting environments, it's an amazing tool. Never had much luck with meterpreter's port forwarding as it seems to always eventually bug out.
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#17Thanks for sharing and the effort put in so far. After a quick glance over I think you should consider giving at least a glancing mention in your intro section to the importance of hardening SSH itself vs the typical default install. It doesn't need to be much since it's somewhat out of scope of your specific focus here, but it'd be worth a few sentences mentioning the value of keys over passwords (and disabling pass…
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#18Really nice to see the 'plumbing' mindset catching on. When the parallels to real-world utility work were first pointed out a lot of people were resistant to it because they felt insulted to have their high technology work compared to dirty low technology.