When you use a compromised computer to reach hidden services inside a network, what specific SSH trick lets your own computer connect to those services as if they were local?

The specific SSH trick that lets your own computer connect to hidden services inside a network, as if those services were local, is called SSH Local Port Forwarding. SSH, or Secure Shell, is a cryptographic network protocol that allows for secure remote access to computers. When you use SSH Local Port Forwarding, you create a secure tunnel from a port on your local computer to a specific destination (an IP address and port) that is only accessible from the compromised computer. The compromised computer acts as an intermediary, forwarding traffic through this tunnel. Here is how it works: You instruct your local SSH client to listen on a particular port on your own machine.....