Portmap.io is a hosted tunneling and port-forwarding service that exposes services behind NAT or a firewall to the internet through *.portmap.io hostnames over an OpenVPN connection. It has been repeatedly observed as attacker infrastructure, providing free *.portmap.io subdomains used as command-and-control endpoints by malware such as Pekraut, LodaRAT and SpyNote, and by APT19/Chimera.
Connects the local host to the Portmap.io network using the OpenVPN configuration downloaded from the Portmap.io dashboard, after which configured mappings forward a public *.portmap.io host and port to a local service.
openvpn <config>.ovpn
A port mapping configured in the Portmap.io web dashboard forwards a public port on a *.portmap.io host to a local service, reachable from anywhere on the internet.
<mapping via dashboard>: 4433 -> 127.0.0.1:4433