I still don’t trust the iPad apps enough to leave my private keys there. I don’t like this method so much because I don’t use passwords for ssh access, only public/private keys. You should have a proxy also on localhost. Use a ssh application to connect to your iPad (assuming you are running OpenSSH), then connect to the ssh server and create the dynamic forward. The app doesn’t seem to support multitask and when you change to other apps you lose the session (although the ssh process runs in background so it’s not a problem).
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I tried MobileTerminal and it does the job (you need to add to Cydia sources/repos and download from there – the version available at Cydia default sources doesn’t work!). Much cleaner and much better on the road. Now we just need to point the iPad to the localhost proxy. Open a terminal to the iPad, connect to the ssh server and create the dynamic forward (only for localhost). It has another disadvantage that will I show you later. The problem is that you need another computer to do this (besides the remote ssh server that will be the new gateway), so it’s rather incovenient if you are outside your local/home network. After this you point the iPad to this local proxy and that’s it. In this scenario you connect your computer to the remote host and create a dynamic forward available to the iPad (or the local network/world). There are three major ways to create the tunnel:Ĭreate the tunnel in a desktop/server/laptop machine. This applies of course to jailbroken devices (while I understand Apple’s decision on making iOS sandboxes, the reverser side of me would request for a jailbreak on/off switch, meaning that Apple would allow you to run whatever you want, your responsibility – that would be fun, I love the iPad!). The available iOS ssh applications don’t support this option (only regular tunnels) so I went searching for a way to do it. One thing that I was looking for since the beginning was a way to tunnel all connections via a ssh SOCKS proxy. Today I was a bit tired due to lack of proper sleep time so I started messing with the iPad. It’s a very powerful tool for system administration but has some shortcomings regarding reversing.
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I still have to figure out how to make DTrace helpful in reversing protections and other stuff – I’m talking about efficiency in finding the right spots and gathering information. These days I’ve been messing around with DTrace and the mach side of OS X kernel.
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