This guide demonstrates how Ligolo‑MP enables collaborative, large‑scale network pivoting by managing agents, TUN devices, proxies, routes, and redirectors to reach isolated internal subnets. Through step‑by‑step lab exercises—single and double pivots, loopback routing to access localhost‑bound services, and agent obfuscation—the article shows how attackers can traverse segmented networks and reach a Domain Controller. #LigoloMP #DomainController
Keypoints
- Ligolo‑MP centralizes operator and agent interfaces to coordinate multi‑user pivoting across segmented networks.
- Single pivoting demonstrates using a Debian agent to route into the 192.168.234.0/24 internal subnet.
- Double pivoting uses a port redirector on the Debian pivot to allow a Windows agent to reach the 192.168.188.0/24 subnet and the Domain Controller.
- Loopback routing enables access to services bound to 127.0.0.1 on pivot hosts, shown with an Apache2 service on Debian.
- Compile‑time agent obfuscation is used to alter binary signatures and improve evasion against signature‑based defenses.
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