Two steps are to be followed in this process:. The first step we need to make the files inside the current directory to become available and accessible over HTTP.
This method supports mutual file transfer; in other words, it allows its user to transfer files from Kali to Windows and vice versa. This aspect is not supported through HTTP. This step is pretty straightforward since there is a built in FTP client inside Windows. We do it in the following steps:. New versions of Windows do not have tftp client installed, therefore it is required to enable it first using the following command:. This way, you can use only one command to download and execute a payload.
Two steps are required for the process:. Now from the directory you want to serve, just run the Python module. With no arguments it runs on port and accepts anonymous authentication. To listen on the standard port:. There is also an auxiliary FTP server built in to Metasploit as well that is easy to deploy and configure.
You can open an FTP connection and download the files directly from Kali on the command line. Authenticate with user anonymous and any password. Which means if we have a text file on the system that contains this:. Trivial file transfer protocol is another possiblity if tftp is installed on the system. It used to be installed by default in Windows XP, but now needs to be manually enabled on newer versions of Windows.
If the Windows machine you have access to happens to have the tftp client installed, however, it can make a really convenient way to grab files in a single command.
Kali comes with a TFTP server installed, atftpd , which can be started with a simple service atftpd start. The mv command does one thing — it moves a file from one location to another. This can be somewhat misleading, because mv is also used to rename files.
To do this, you would use the mv command like so:. But what if you simply wanted to move the file? With the above command, you have relocated the file into a new location, while retaining the original file name. What if you have a number of files you want to move? You can use wildcards to help you out. You have a number of. You could quickly move them with a single command, like so:. That command would move every file that ended in. There are a lot of GUIs available for the Linux platform.
On top of that, there are a lot of file managers you can use. It shows the path to the desktop directory. You can run man xdg-user-dir for more info.
How these commands work depends on where you are in the filesystem. To learn more, you can check man mv and man cp A nice option for learning - you can get mv and cp to tell you what they are doing by making them verbose: adding -v. If locale is not English, the name may be not Desktop.
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