While performing a segmented security check, you want to relay scanning utilities through multiple remote addresses to hide your source. You consider firewall adjustments, but you also have an option that hooks into socket calls on a Linux system. Which approach is most commonly used for layered traffic redirection in this scenario?
Configure multiple single-hop tunnels through manual port forwarding
Rely on a single server with static forwarding rules
Use a layered tool that intercepts traditional socket calls for routing
Activate standard firewall rules for routing connections
The specialized chaining tool changes dynamic library calls (often with LD_PRELOAD) and directs traffic through multiple proxy layers, creating a more complex relay path. Single-hop port forwarding, a single proxy, or basic firewall rules can provide partial redirection, but they do not offer dynamic library hooking for multi-relay routing.
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