SSH into an iPhone on different WiFi network?

[adderall]

Hey, I'm a noob at all this, but today I was practicing using SSH to access "root" and "mobile" in my old iPhone. I am wondering, is it possible to SSH into an iPhone on that is on a different WLAN? Thanks!

[Kulverstukas]

I doubt you can access shit on iCrap, it's locked down tighter than your virgin gf's pussy.
To extend on the SSH on different wlan part, yes it is possible if you have an external IP address and have mapped the ports from outside to inside in the router if you have one, to which you connect from outside and get rerouted to a static IP and port on the inside. If your IP constantly changes you then need to use services like No-IP etc. that makes your IP a static domain.

[FiCl]

He can easily access them if his iphone is jailbroken, using OpenSSH. You would  thought that because Mac OSx and idevices OS has almost the same unix architecture that you could SSH without jailbreak or anything with at least a Mac computer. But Apple as stated before made its devices tight as hell so... jailbreak. Although ill assume that you ve already have it jailbroken because you cant SSH iphone even from the same WLAN if its not jailbroken.

[adderall]

haha yeah, my iPhone is jailbroken. I installed Mobile Terminal, OpenSSH, Aircrack, and a ton of other hacking-related stuff. However, I am still in the process of learning how to use it. I'm having some trouble figuring out SSH though. So far, I know how to run port scanning; I learned that the other day. But still don't know what to do with open ports other than being able to SSH into port 22 :/

[nulldigit]

haha yeah, my iPhone is jailbroken. I installed Mobile Terminal, OpenSSH, Aircrack, and a ton of other hacking-related stuff. However, I am still in the process of learning how to use it. I'm having some trouble figuring out SSH though. So far, I know how to run port scanning; I learned that the other day. But still don't know what to do with open ports other than being able to SSH into port 22 :/

Look up the port number and see what kind of stuff runs on the port. Then try and figure out what program is using it, finger printing and more thorough scans can help on that part. After you found out what it is, look and see if there are any exploits for it. If not, then you will need to develop your own exploit.

[ande]

This is getting off topic. You/OP asked if it is possible to remotely SSH into a iPhone. Yes, obviously that is possible as there is no difference between connecting to your phone over LAN and WAN as long as your routing and port forwarding is correct. This is networking 101.

If you want to discuss port scanning or other pentesting with your phone, I suggest you make another thread.