Collaborate Disseminate
I have been looking at different ways to gain shell access to a Linux machine and came across this article.
Under point #2, there is an slightly different way of using netcat to gain shell. here it is:
According to man pa… Continue reading Explanation of linux shell access via backpipes? [on hold]
I was following this tutorial : https://www.binarytides.com/netcat-tutorial-for-beginners/
(I am using msfconsole on Kali Linux)
And I was trying to start a netcat session listening on port 1234 :
msf > nc -l -v 1234
[… Continue reading Basic telnet connection error with netcat [on hold]
currently I’m preparing for OSCP and right know I’m working on reverse shells. Using msfconsole it’s not problem to get a meterpreter-session, however meterpreter is not allowed during the exam so I want to go the “manual” wa… Continue reading Reverse shell breaking instantly after connection has been established
So I’ve read this article about using cryptcat to create a backdoor.
But then I was wondering, how is the connection made?
Like according to the tutorial you have to connect the computer’s shell through running cryptcat 19… Continue reading How does cryptcat work?
Everyone in NetSec knows of, or has at least heard of netcat, the brainchild of Hobbit, written in 1995 and ported to Windows by Weld Pond in 1998. It’s called the “TCP/IP Swiss Army Knife of Networking” for good reason. You can create just about any t… Continue reading Netcat and Ncat
I need to run a Python script on a server and CTF participants need to connect as:
nc <IP address> <port>
So I have a shell into machine A which doesn’t have ssh installed and I can’t get a tty shell on (I’ve tried all of the tty cheat sheets, I think this is intentional)
Through machine A I can see machine B which has a ssh se… Continue reading Use netcat to Pivot
Is there a way to find the IP of the firewall which is blocking my access to an endpoint?
I tried netcat / nmap but not much luck.
I need some form of a tool which does a traceroute to the subnet or IP which is blocking the… Continue reading Find out the IP or hostname of the firewall?
What is hacking and what is network engineering? We’re not sure where exactly to draw the lines, but [Artem]’s writeup of pivoting is distinctly written from the (paid) hacker’s perspective.
Once you’re inside a network, the question is what to do next. “Pivoting” is how you get from where you are currently to where you want to be, or even just find out what’s available. And that means using all of the networking tricks available. These aren’t just useful for breaking into other people’s networks, though. We’ve used half of these tools at one time or another just running things …read more
As a pentester, I often use NetCat, and its encrypted counterpart CryptCat. However, even CryptCat only encrypts the traffic.
I’m looking for a way to keep unauthorized users from gaining access to the backdoors I have crea… Continue reading Password protection for NetCat shell?
