Showing posts with label ubuntu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ubuntu. Show all posts

Saturday, 12 April 2014

Netcat Relay for Penetration Testing

Hello Guys. In this post, I would explain to you about Netcat relay which has very little video presentation on how it is done especially for penetration testing purpose. So I have done a simple video illustrating how in a penetration testing process, you may use Netcat relay to achieve something which is useful.

Netcat Relay

In this video, the scenario would be like below;

1) There will be three machines in this tutorial. 
  1. Windows Machine (Hacker's Machine)
  2. Kali Linux Machine (A machine assuming in the DMZ environment of the target network)
  3. Ubuntu Machine (A machine which is in the same network as DMZ but not accessible by the Hacker's machine)

Tuesday, 17 December 2013

[TIPS] Learn Linux/Unix CMD Line the Easy Way


Hey Guys. This time it's going to be a very simple and short post about something I found in the Net recently. See, we have to admit that most of the powerful tool (heck even Operating System) are Linux / Unix base. As much as we love our Windows 8.1 interface, but the power still goes to command-line. And we know that most of the security tools are best run in command-line (unless you have a choice to run it in GUI). So mastering command line to a certain level would be a great upper hand for any pentesters or sys admins to do their job.