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The Cyber Plumber’s Handbook 🔍
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1.2 Intended Audience......Page 7
1.4 Thanks and Contact Information......Page 8
2.3 Linux BASH aliases......Page 9
2.4 Windows Doskey Macros (aka Windows aliases)......Page 10
2.5.2 SSH Client......Page 12
2.5.3 Netcat......Page 13
2.6.2 House Analogy......Page 14
3.2 First Connection......Page 17
3.3 Netcat Chat......Page 18
3.5 Gophish Admin Panel......Page 19
3.6 Ghost Blog Admin Panel......Page 21
4.1 Overview......Page 23
4.3 SSH to Linux Target......Page 24
4.4 SSH Tunnels, within Tunnels, within Tunnels......Page 25
4.5 Remote Desktop Protocol through a Jumpbox......Page 27
4.6 Web Browsing......Page 29
4.7 Throwing Exploits......Page 31
5.2 First Connection......Page 35
5.3 Netcat Chat......Page 36
5.4 Scantron Agent Tunnels......Page 37
6.2 Netcat Chat......Page 41
6.3 WWW Server to 127.0.0.1......Page 42
6.4 Exploit Callbacks Using -R......Page 43
7.3 Netcat Chat......Page 47
7.4 Web Browsing......Page 49
7.4.2 Chrome......Page 50
7.5 curl......Page 51
7.6 nmap Scanning......Page 52
7.7 Wfuzz Web Directory Brute Forcing......Page 53
8.2 Linux Redirector - redir......Page 55
8.3 Linux Redirector - rinetd......Page 56
8.4 Windows Redirector - netsh......Page 57
8.5 netsh + Meterpreter = <3......Page 59
8.6 Windows Redirector - fpipe......Page 60
8.7 Windows Redirector - winrelay......Page 61
8.8 Shadowsocks - An SSH -D Alternative......Page 62
8.9 Sharing Port Forwards and SOCKS Proxies......Page 64
8.10 Meterpreter portfwd Module......Page 65
8.11 Metasploit SOCKS Proxies......Page 67
8.12 Privilege Escalation......Page 71
9.3 Chapter Photos......Page 77
9.4 Change Log......Page 78
Index......Page 79
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