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In this video, we walk through a hands-on demonstration of Sshuttle for local port forwarding and tunneling, showing how Sshuttle can be used during real penetration testing engagements to pivot into internal networks with minimal setup.

Building on the theory from Part 1, this session focuses on practical execution — how Sshuttle works under the hood, how it creates a VPN-like tunnel over SSH, how traffic is transparently routed to internal networks, and when Sshuttle is the right choice during an attack.

In this video, you’ll learn:

What Sshuttle actually does and how it differs from traditional port forwarding

How to route internal network traffic using Sshuttle over SSH

How attacker traffic reaches internal services through a compromised host

Common use cases during pentests and OSCP-style labs

Sshuttle is especially useful when you need broad access to internal subnets, allowing tools like Nmap, Burp, or browsers to work without configuring individual port forwards.

This foundational knowledge is critical for certifications like OSCP, practicing labs such as Hack The Box, and real-world penetration testing and red team operations.