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Now if you haven't read Duct tape's guide to Netcat Backdoors, then read that, then come here. This Instructable goes over the basic netcat commands and how to use them. It also goes over some basic batch commands as well.
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Signing UpStep 1Getting Netcat
Now, the first thing I like to have is netcat on my own computer. Don't be afraid to install it. Netcat is not a back door in itself, but can be used to create a back door. Netcat is basically Ms-DOS on steroids, so if you are serious about hacking, you should get netcat.
To get netcat, go to google and search for it, if you are using windows, you should google windows netcat for the .exe
After you have the .exe, take this and place it in your Windows System32 file, so that you can run it from cmd prompt.
After this, you can just type in nc at cmd prompt to use it,
For an example, if you wanted to get into a back door you installed, you would use the command
nc -v <IP_HERE> <PORT HERE>
I will get into more commands in the next step.
To get netcat, go to google and search for it, if you are using windows, you should google windows netcat for the .exe
After you have the .exe, take this and place it in your Windows System32 file, so that you can run it from cmd prompt.
After this, you can just type in nc at cmd prompt to use it,
For an example, if you wanted to get into a back door you installed, you would use the command
nc -v <IP_HERE> <PORT HERE>
I will get into more commands in the next step.
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