Pushing SSH tunnels over TELNET proxies

From: Sekurity Wizard (s.wizard@boundariez.com)
Date: Fri Feb 13 2004 - 22:48:52 EST


Hey all,
  Trying to pen my way into a network we're testing here...and I found
an open TELNET proxy (outbound) from their network. They believe that
since they can sniff all outbound traffic through this proxy, and log it
all...that it's not possible to "put one past 'em". I'd like to try and
push an SSH tunnel out to our parent network through their only (besides
HTTP-proxy) way out of the network...can someone throw some advice my
way?
  Essentially, I'd like to tunnel arbitrary traffic out that SSH tunnel
to another endpoint on the 'net, and then use it as sort of a VPN I can
do what-ever I want with.

Thanks,
  Wiz

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