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All right, so let's make sure we set up Chemex in our digital Ostroff that I'm going to show you this

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through SNH port, forwarding the connection over all of the traffic, our host machines, specifically

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the browser running through birth and then put it that through like which is droplet so that we can

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actually actually our droplets in the public eye and not my public eye.

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I'm going to be pretty cool.

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We set this up, so let me show you what we do is so important to us putting up private key and then

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it's the opening part.

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This we're basically forwarding this port every night using a local Sox proxy.

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Let's set that up.

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All right, so that's all it took to set that up.

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Now, what we're going to do is we're going to go over to Berp and set up the proxy.

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Let me fire up the.

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All right, well, to start a temporary project.

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And you'll see, I'm using sweet professional, you don't need to use the professional version if you're

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using the fake version.

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It's fine, although after you start getting some bounty's, you're probably going to end up purchasing.

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So we've got berp here.

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We will go to project options, connexions socks, poxy overegg user settings, and we're going to use

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a sock's proxy and then we're going to do is put in our proxy host and port.

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The host is one two one seven zero zero one.

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Port is eighty nine.

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And we want to do DNS lookups Overstock's proxy.

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Then what we'll do is we'll turn intercept off.

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And we'll go to our browser and you can see got two options, by the way, that is just one two seven

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zero zero one.

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And it's ending that report, Haiti now, which is going to refresh this page.

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And of course, you need to make sure that use socks proxy is checked.

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Go back here refreshed, you can see now yippy is the IP of our droplet.

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One sixty five point two to 238.

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Right, and if I changed Bucksey proxy not to proxy through berp and then every refresh, he goes back

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to my home, my peak this way, how you can use your digital ocean infrastructure to stage immature

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attacks.

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And this just gives you maximum flexibility when doing an engagement, when you want the text.

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So that's really all we have here.

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In the next lecture we're going to dig into reconnaissance to show you how to build that really content

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inside of our pocket.

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Right.

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So I'll see you guys in the next lecture by.