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I am working on a project where I need to send a TCP packet containing my surname via hping3 from a client (Kali Linux) to a server (Ubuntu) where I have a netcat listener running. The goal is to send my surname and have it displayed on th… Continue reading Unable to Send TCP Packet via hping3 to Netcat Listener without RST Response [migrated]
I am trying to grasp the concept of terminal-emulators, shells and redirections.
I have two commands, both of them start a netcat listener for the bind shell:
1) rm /tmp/fifo; mkfifo /tmp/fifo; cat /tmp/fifo | /bin/bash -i 2>&1 | nc… Continue reading Differences in behavior between two Netcat and FIFO commands for creating a bind shell
This is going to sound really stupid but I’m going out of my mind trying to figure it out. I am using Netcat to test a connection to a web server as follows:
nc 10.10.1.1 80
Now when I try to send a GET request header I need to send:
GET … Continue reading Creating a new line on Netcat without sending the request [closed]
With my company Mac, I can’t connect to one of my company’s server:ppppp.
The problem is all my colleagues can connect to the server:ppppp.
All environments are same.
Connect VPN
all works including mine that I can connect to Atlassian p… Continue reading What possibly a Mac prohibit remote connection?
I’m running a DVWA container on my kali VM using:
docker run –rm -it -p 80:80 vulnerables/web-dvwa
Network interface details:
Kali docker0 int: 172.17.0.1/16
Kali eth0 int: 192.168.1.233/24
DVWA container int: 172.17.0.2/16
I set up a… Continue reading Reverse shell not working [closed]
If an attacker were to set up a netcat listener (nc -lvnp 4444), then is it possible to take control of their device using that listener? Whenever I look for an answer online, all I can find is how to setup your own reverse shell with netc… Continue reading if an attacker connects to your machine with a reverse shell can you take control of their machine using the listener they setup
If an attacker were to set up a netcat listener (nc -lvnp 4444), then is it possible to take control of their device using that listener? Whenever I look for an answer online, all I can find is how to setup your own reverse shell with netc… Continue reading if an attacker connects to your machine with a reverse shell can you take control of their machine using the listener they setup
I’m trying to solve Hack The Box’s "Firewall and IDS/IPS Evasion – Hard Lab"
I’ve successfully detected the port that is filtered by IPS/IDS. I’ve used –source-port 53 option with Nmap. The firewall accepts port 53.
There is a D… Continue reading Can connect to the port with Ncat but can’t Grab Banner
I created an azure VM and I configured a ngrok server to make my localhost accessible from internet and I put a VPN to VM in order to simulate a wan attack.
What I want is to set a TCP connection to VM port and create a reverse shell to ga… Continue reading Open shells with ncat on wan target [migrated]
I have used a stageless payload to gain a reverse shell using netcat. I get connection but the commands return nothing. I was wondering, why this happens? And how to fix this? The victim machine is a Windows 10 machine and I am using the c… Continue reading Netcat reverse shell, can’t execute commands