i am trying to use sliver c2 to simulate an attack on my windows qube from a linux qube, but i cant get any connection between the two. i used the eth0 address for my linux qube but i wasnt able to get a connection. i cant understand why local networking doesnt work this way. if anyone could help point me to some good resources to understand this i would be very grateful.
qubes can’t communicate between each other by design
you can configure it though Firewall | Qubes OS
On the wiki it states this:
- In qube B’s terminal enter the following iptables rule:
sudo iptables -I INPUT -s <IP address of A> -j ACCEPT
how would I accomplish this in a windows qube?
It’s just a guess, but I suppose if it’s an HVM system without Qubes OS agent running, you should just configure Windows firewall (which should block incoming traffic by default)
thank you very much for your help