July 9, 2021
Transfer Files with NetCat
In this tutorial we will see how to transfer files from one machine to another machine using netcat. It might come in handy in situations where we are trying to copy some file from one box to another and the only tool at our disposal is netcat.
We have a file called "backup-ssh-identity-files.tgz" in the target machine that we are interested in downloading to our local machine.
This command that we run on our local machine creates a listener and whatever input it receives from the remote machine, it will save it to a file called "backup-ssh-identity-files.tgz".
This command that we run on the target box takes the "backup-ssh-identity-files.tgz" file as its input and transfers it to our local box (10.10.14.5).
In here we can see that the file has been successfully downloaded and we have been able to extract its contents.
You can follow me on Twitter mujtabareads.
- Escalate a Regular Shell to Meterpreter Shell
- Reading Outlook Files in Terminal
- Escalating Privileges with Metasploit's Local Exploit Suggester
- Simple wget PowerShell Script
- PsExec in Linux
- Eternal Blue Exploitation with Metasploit
- Exploit EternalBlue with Custom Exploit - 1
- Exploit EternalBlue with Custom Exploit - 2
- Local Privilege Escalation on Linux Kernel < 4.4.0-116
- Extract Passwords from Firefox Profile
- Escalate Privileges via pip
- Escalate Privileges by Modifying the /etc/passwd File
- wp_admin_shell_upload
- Extract Passwords with LaZagne
- Bruteforce Windows Server SMB Credentials with Medusa
- Brute Force Windows Server SMB Credentials with Hydra
- Brute Force Windows Server SMB Credentials with NCrack
- Brute Force Windows Server SMB Credentials with CrackMapExec
- Brute Force Windows Server SMB Credentials with Metasploit
- Exploit PrintNightmare