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Now let's see how to use netcat to transfer files between different devices.
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One more time.
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Those may be seem simple tasks but actually we're going to see how to utilize a simple task while we
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are doing any kind of attacks.
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So to be able to do that we need to go here to my Linux machine and type and see the see netcat.
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And we're going to connect to our windows machine 1 9 2 8 1 6 8 1 2 and 0 9 then 4 4 4 4 4 and then
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I can use this sign this sign in Linux means redirect.
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So whatever you are getting from this computer which is a Windows computer please redirected to a fine
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and you can name it anything.
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So we get an image for instant test that 60.
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So you are really directing any input.
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I'm sorry.
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Anything that you will you'll be receiving from the Windows machine to a file called text.
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Now let's go to the Windows machine.
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I need to go to a specific location which is documented and sitting on the C drive and admin because
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I would be able to TransFair depend about on which location hours a prompt so will open my computer
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and then I'm going to open the C-Drive document and setting admin and I'm going to create a file here
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under any name.
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So that creates a fine text file.
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Text too.
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Here you go.
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I'm going name it for instance.
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ABC
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and let me write anything inside this file.
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Save and let me make sure that the file has some data and I'm going to type the same comment which is
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ency but I'm going to open a listener here minus l v p.
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And then we're going to put the opposite side means that the file will be taken from here which file
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file which is a b c that takes the key.
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So this could be an image.
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This could be in video or whatever fine.
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So this comment is saying whoever connect to this portal to forget to read support 4 4 4 4.
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So the comments here are saying whoever connect to port 4 4 4 4 please give him this file and he will
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search for this file into it from this specific location.
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I mean if the file was on the desktop he will not be able to reach it.
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So we have to put the file on the same location.
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And here is a file would be moved there but maybe under a different name you can put this in them or
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a different name it doesn't matter.
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And let's see.
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So we're going to click hit enter and now he's open the port and he's listening to the port and we can
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click here enter the syngas netcat that it will not give you a confirmation once the file is has been
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moved.
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You have to check that yourself.
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So in a sense this was not a big file we can open another terminal and you can type.
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And as and most probably you should find the find here.
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Yeah there's text as you can see.
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And if you open the file you can do that even graphically get
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this
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DXi.
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You will find the content of the file.
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So again it's it's not that simple but the point is if I can successfully upload this netcat file to
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a Windows machine and run it remotely I can do a lot of administrative tasks I can do a lot of moving
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files moving information so it's not about this specific simple example is just a proof of concept that
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I can use netcat to move files between the two different devices.
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And as I keep saying later on we're going to see how to utilize it.
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