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Another example for netcat we'll be getting a remote administration to any machine using Nethercutt.
What we saw so far is open not netcat from both machines and start tapping coming to be able to shed
or to be able to transfer fine.
But what if I need from my Linux machine to get a command line on the Windows machine so I can type
comments if I want and I can execute whatever program.
Now the command line is C and D.
SC So if you need to execute a command line on the Windows machine first by opening this command line
you are typing or you are choosing C and D.
SC So here's what I can do.
I can type here in Linux on the Windows machine and C minus the B which is going to open listener on
port 4 4 4 4 or any port and then I'm going to type minus.
I mean who ever connect to this port.
I want you to execute on his machine the C and D that exceed.
And what is it that XP is a command line.
So what you are saying here who ever connect to this port that I open and I'm listening to please execute
on his shell.
The CMD utility actually.
Let's try this.
Let's open a terminal here and let's type C and the windows computer is 1 9 2 1 6 8 201 0 9 on port
4 for 4 4.
Actually we didn't execute that here yet.
And that is listening now press enter and give him a few seconds so he's connecting to the port and
once the connection is successful heroical you've got you've got a command prompt on the Linux machine.
So what you're done using netcat you're able to execute some comment on the Linux machine from the Windows
machine or in the simple in simple text you're able to open a command line.
When this command line on your Linux machine and you can execute it whatever you want to lead to whatever
you want.
So this is an example for remote administration using Linux using I'm sorry netcat.
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