diff --git a/modules/network/nat_pinning_irc/config.yaml b/modules/network/nat_pinning_irc/config.yaml
index a44e71913..f70ed701f 100644
--- a/modules/network/nat_pinning_irc/config.yaml
+++ b/modules/network/nat_pinning_irc/config.yaml
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ beef:
             enable: true
             category: "Network"
             name: "IRC NAT Pinning" 
-            description: "Attempts to open closed ports on statefull firewalls and attempts to create pinholes on NAT-devices.  The firewall/NAT-device must support IRC connection tracking.  On the attackers side the TCP connection just needs to be accepted (nc -l -p 6667).  Then you can connect to the victims public IP on that port.  For the moment it hasn't been tested with NAT, but it works with iptables when ip_conntrack and ip_conntrack_irc are loaded.  For more information, please refer to: <a href='http://samy.pl/natpin/'>http://samy.pl/natpin/</a> ."
+            description: "Attempts to open closed ports on statefull firewalls and attempts to create pinholes on NAT-devices.  The firewall/NAT-device must support IRC connection tracking.  On the attackers side the TCP connection just needs to be accepted (nc -l -p 6667).  Then you can connect to the victims public IP on that port.  For more information, please refer to: <a href='http://samy.pl/natpin/'>http://samy.pl/natpin/</a> ."
             authors: ["Bart Leppens"]
             target:
                 working: ["FF"]
diff --git a/modules/network/nat_pinning_irc/module.rb b/modules/network/nat_pinning_irc/module.rb
index 7d898bc65..162654815 100644
--- a/modules/network/nat_pinning_irc/module.rb
+++ b/modules/network/nat_pinning_irc/module.rb
@@ -15,9 +15,9 @@
 #
 class Irc_nat_pinning < BeEF::Core::Command
 
-  def pre_send
-    BeEF::Core::NetworkStack::Handlers::AssetHandler.instance.bind_socket("IRC", "0.0.0.0", 6667)
-  end
+  #def pre_send
+  #  BeEF::Core::NetworkStack::Handlers::AssetHandler.instance.bind_socket("IRC", "0.0.0.0", 6667)
+  #end
 
   def self.options
     return [