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Now let's see how to use netcat to transfer files between different devices.

One more time.

Those may be seem simple tasks but actually we're going to see how to utilize a simple task while we

are doing any kind of attacks.

So to be able to do that we need to go here to my Linux machine and type and see the see netcat.

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

I can use this sign this sign in Linux means redirect.

So whatever you are getting from this computer which is a Windows computer please redirected to a fine

and you can name it anything.

So we get an image for instant test that 60.

So you are really directing any input.

I'm sorry.

Anything that you will you'll be receiving from the Windows machine to a file called text.

Now let's go to the Windows machine.

I need to go to a specific location which is documented and sitting on the C drive and admin because

I would be able to TransFair depend about on which location hours a prompt so will open my computer

and then I'm going to open the C-Drive document and setting admin and I'm going to create a file here

under any name.

So that creates a fine text file.

Text too.

Here you go.

I'm going name it for instance.

ABC

and let me write anything inside this file.

Save and let me make sure that the file has some data and I'm going to type the same comment which is

ency but I'm going to open a listener here minus l v p.

And then we're going to put the opposite side means that the file will be taken from here which file

file which is a b c that takes the key.

So this could be an image.

This could be in video or whatever fine.

So this comment is saying whoever connect to this portal to forget to read support 4 4 4 4.

So the comments here are saying whoever connect to port 4 4 4 4 please give him this file and he will

search for this file into it from this specific location.

I mean if the file was on the desktop he will not be able to reach it.

So we have to put the file on the same location.

And here is a file would be moved there but maybe under a different name you can put this in them or

a different name it doesn't matter.

And let's see.

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

click here enter the syngas netcat that it will not give you a confirmation once the file is has been

moved.

You have to check that yourself.

So in a sense this was not a big file we can open another terminal and you can type.

And as and most probably you should find the find here.

Yeah there's text as you can see.

And if you open the file you can do that even graphically get

this

DXi.

You will find the content of the file.

So again it's it's not that simple but the point is if I can successfully upload this netcat file to

a Windows machine and run it remotely I can do a lot of administrative tasks I can do a lot of moving

files moving information so it's not about this specific simple example is just a proof of concept that

I can use netcat to move files between the two different devices.

And as I keep saying later on we're going to see how to utilize it.