I've worked with different rats before, mostly Poision Ivy.... My biggest issue with deploying one is that I worry that it would be traced back....
If I have to specify an ip address for the server to connect to then I must send it to myself, I could forward it from another service but it'd still get to me...
I've thought about an ssh tunnel over to a vps then over to myself, but again if I did that then they'd have my billing info from the vps..
So what do you guys do in order to connect with your servers without getting traced back, oh... not to mention I'd like to be able to connect from different remote locations...
The major problem is an address showing up under netstat. Put as many barriers between you and the server. The above would be fine. I think your overthinking it.
Using a vpn will help , dont think it works with a simple proxy as doesnt that just encrypt web data? Also no-ip accounts is merely a pointer to your ip address like localhost points to 127.0.0.1 so that wouldnt work.
Your options VPN Send it to a remote desktop that you can connect to Host it on a server with fake details
But Xin no-ip is an online forcefield! Nah only kidding, it's just the alot of rats I've used needed a dyndns/no-ip address
Thats just because when your IP changes the RATs wont know where to point to, the dyndns no-ip updates the dns records with your new ip everytime it changes