This can be used to dynamically forward all traffic from a specific application.
This can be used to dynamically forward all traffic from a specific application. This is really cool. With remote and local port forwarding you are only forwarding a single port. But that can be a hassle if your target machine has 10 ports open that you want to connect to. So instad we can use a dynamic port forwarding technique.
Dynamic port forwarding sounds really complicated, but it is incredibly easy to set up.
Just set upp the tunnel like this. After it is set up do not run any commands in that session.
```
# We connect to the machine we want to pivot from
ssh -D 9050 user@192.168.1.111
```
Since proxychains uses 9050 by defualt (the defaultport for tor) we don't even need to configure proxychains. But if you want to change the port you can do that in **/etc/proxychains.conf**.
```
proxychains nc 192.168.2.222 21
```
So supress all the logs from proxychains you can configure it in the config file.
