Netcat Power Tools 1st Edition by Jan Kanclirz, Brian Baskin, Thomas Wilhelm ISBN 1597492574 9781597492577

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ISBN 10: 1597492574 
ISBN 13: 9781597492577
Author: Jan Kanclirz, Brian Baskin, Thomas Wilhelm

Originally released in 1996, Netcat is a netowrking program designed to read and write data across both Transmission Control Protocol TCP and User Datagram Protocol (UDP) connections using the TCP/Internet Protocol (IP) protocol suite. Netcat is often referred to as a “Swiss Army knife” utility, and for good reason. Just like the multi-function usefullness of the venerable Swiss Army pocket knife, Netcat’s functionality is helpful as both a standalone program and a backe-end tool in a wide range of applications. Some of the many uses of Netcat include port scanning, transferring files, grabbing banners, port listening and redirection, and more nefariously, a backdoor. This is the only book dedicated to comprehensive coverage of the tool’s many features, and by the end of this book, you’ll discover how Netcat can be one of the most valuable tools in your arsenal.

Netcat Power Tools 1st Table of contents:

Chapter 1: Introduction to Netcat

• Introduction

• Installation

  • Windows Installation

  • Linux Installation

  • Installing Netcat as a Package

  • Installing Netcat from Source

  • Confirming Your Installation

• Netcat’s Command Options

  • Modes of Operation

  • Common Command Options

  • Redirector Tools

• Basic Operations

  • Simple Chat Interface

  • Port Scanning

  • Transferring Files

  • Banner Grabbing

  • Redirecting Ports and Traffic

  • Other Uses

• Summary

• Solutions Fast Track

• Frequently Asked Questions

Chapter 2: Netcat Penetration Testing Features

• Introduction

• Port Scanning and Service Identification

  • Using Netcat as a Port Scanner

  • Banner Grabbing

  • Scripting Netcat to Identify Multiple Web Server Banners

  • Service Identification

• Egress Firewall Testing

  • System B

  • System A

• Avoiding Detection on a Windows System

  • Evading the XP/2003 Firewall

  • Making Firewall Exceptions

  • Determining Firewall State

• Evading Antivirus Detection

  • Recompiling Netcat

• Creating a Netcat Backdoor

  • Backdoor Connection Methods

  • Backdoor Execution Methods

• Backdoor Execution Summary

• Summary

• Solutions Fast Track

• Frequently Asked Questions

Chapter 3: Enumeration and Scanning with Netcat and Nmap

• Introduction

• Objectives

• Before You Start

• Scanning

• Enumeration

• Core Technology

  • How Scanning Works

  • Enumeration Details

• Open Source Tools

  • Nmap (Ping Sweep, ICMP, Output, Stealth, OS Fingerprinting, Scripting, Speed)

  • Netenum

  • Unicornscan

  • Scanrand

• Enumeration Tools

  • P0f

  • Xprobe2

  • Httprint

  • Ike-scan

  • Amap

  • Windows Enumeration

Chapter 4: Banner Grabbing with Netcat

• Introduction

• Benefits of Banner Grabbing

• Why Not Nmap?

• Basic Banner Grabbing

  • HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, POP, SMTP, SSH

• Obfuscation Techniques

• Modifying Banners

• Banner Grabbing with Packet Sniffer

• Summary

• Solutions Fast Track

• Frequently Asked Questions

Chapter 5: The Dark Side of Netcat

• Introduction

• Sniffing Traffic

• Rogue Tunnel Attacks

• Pivoting

• Man-in-the-Middle

• Backdoors and Shell Shoveling

• Netcat on Windows

• Summary

Chapter 6: Transferring Files Using Netcat

• Introduction

• When and Why to Use Netcat

• Security Concerns

• File Transfers

  • Basic Transfer

  • Timing and Throughput

• Netcat Variants

  • Cryptcat, GNU Netcat, SBD, Socat

• Encryption

  • OpenSSH, SSL, IPsec

• File Integrity

  • Hashing Tools

• Using Netcat for Testing

  • Bandwidth, Connectivity

• Summary

• Solutions Fast Track

• Frequently Asked Questions

Chapter 7: Troubleshooting with Netcat

• Introduction

• Scanning

• Testing Latency

• Using Netcat as a Listener

• Using Pre-existing Services

  • UDP and TCP Services

• Application Connectivity

  • HTTP

  • FTP (Active and Passive Modes)

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