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the latest version does not currently support easy switching between sessions and tunnels. you'll need to create a new tuntap device, set the link up, and create the new tunel with --tun
@@overgrowncarrot1 Could you maybe put a disclaimer or something, I have been spending so much time not understanding why the easy switching didn't work.
@@JeiPii software was updated over a month ago. current version has improvements and fixes. IIRC, You can create interfaces, routes, and tunnels from within ligolo. But the syntax is not the same as the video above.
If you are using ligolo then you already have exploited that machine so now we can put ligolo on the machine in memory or with get. Same thing with sending over the files.
When ever I try to start the second session I get and error: a tunnel is already using this interface name. Please use a different name using the -tun option. Not sure how to get the double pivot
Are you doing it from 2 machines that have the same name? I got that the other day and it was because kali was trying to listen to another machine named kali, which it can't do
@@overgrowncarrot1 I’m doing the attacking enterprise networks skills assessment, I don’t think that’s the issue, I tried running it as root and just using sudo and it’s remains the same, I did add another tun and called it ligolo2 it connects but I don’t think that’s the correct way to, because I am unable to ping the second network , how did you fix the problem
@alanledesma987 join this discord will be much easier to talk and then in general request the CPTS role, will have to prove with a screenshot you have the modules discord.com/invite/YamkftcH
Ligolo doesn't have that built on from what I have seen. The easiest way to exfiltrate data in my experience when pivoting and not having a winrm shell is to send that file back to the machine that you can talk to like a web server then pass it to yourself. So if it is a web server linux machine you can send it back to that and then start your own webserver on the linux machine and download the data back to yourself.
@@overgrowncarrot1 thanks for the reply. I actually got it to work. I just setup the appropriate listeners and used netcat to send data back to kali . Easy peasy!
