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so, I have been struggling to figure out how to do port forwarding with a gryphon router
when going to the default gateway link thing it seems not to have an option for anything, including port forwarding, which i expected to exist.
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I am the owner of a Minecraft server, and I would like to find out the passwords of the players, because I would like to shoot a video on YouTube "I log in to subscribers' accounts"
I haven't tried anything
Obviously not possible. That would be a huge security issue
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I want to denied to access my iOS application from remote controlled such as teamviewer, anydesk.
I want solution for solve this problem how is possible.
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I need to intercept the communication between a client computer and the server computer, this communication is done via TCP sockets and i have to store that data in a server.
A TCP proxy can be a right solution or what should i do?
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A tcp proxy can do the job. Also you could use wireshark on the client or server computer to capture the traffic.
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In which protocol does router use to advertise itself and the network(including the name of the netwrok, like hotspot)?
I haven't found it on the interent, do you have any ideas?
If you refer to Wireless APs, they advertise themselves using the IEEE 802.11 standard. Particularly, beacon frames are used. You can check these frames on Wireshark captures: https://wiki.wireshark.org/SampleCaptures#Wifi_.2F_Wireless_LAN_captures_.2F_802.11
On the other hand, if you mean over the wire, as you have been already told, they do not advertise their name. In IPv6 there is the NDP protocol which advertises routers, but not their names. However, you can use reverse DNS query to obtain the DNS name of a router, so maybe you refer to that.
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I've registered in Mailgun service
But I don't find any tutorial to config postfix to use the Mailgun's smtp
tip: My server is using centos 7
I've found these tutorials for other services but it works fine
https://support.rackspace.com/how-to/setting-up-a-mail-relay/
https://mandrill.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/205582187-How-to-Use-Postfix-to-Send-Email-with-Mandrill