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-				    	<h4>SSH Tunneling</h4>
-				    	<p align="left"><font size="4">What if access polices prevented you from getting to your Home machine from the first gateway, but you could pivot into a second SSH server, then to the Target? Try two levels of SSH tunneling (Tunnel inception)</font></p>
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 				   	<h4>Dynamic Port Forwarding</h4>