Command Line hacking Question
So.. I've been trying to broaden my horizons by learning some basic network/computer hacking.. mostly using the command line.
Well.. let me start with what I have learned so far:
I basically started off with:
markupC:\Windows\System32>net use \\192.168.1.106\IPC$ "" "/user:"
then I:
C:\Windows\System32>net view \\192.168.1.106
Shared resources at \\192.168.1.106
Share name Type Used as Comment
-----------------------------------------------------------
John Disk (UNC)
Music Disk (UNC)```
and finished this off with
```markupC:\Windows\System32>net use X: \\192.168.1.106\John
The command completed successfully.```
okay, so this worked pretty successfully, but trying this on a different computer on my network that was more secured didn't work.
I some how stumbled onto one prompt that was about to let me login to the other the computer but i couldn't reproduce the same result again...
I used a few programs like winfo and Dumpsec but they didn't give any useful information.
Could someone point me in the right direction to other ways i can accomplish this?
Feralas wrote: There are some good articles on this site, take a look around.
Indeed they are some good articles here, but I've only found a few that were directed at command line hacking.
When i use the terminal in Linux it seems the sky's the limit, but is this all i can do with the windows command prompt?
Cracker_Jax Said what?:
When i use the terminal in Linux it seems the sky's the limit, but is this all i can do with the windows command prompt?
Hell no there are tons of fun commands to use in windows, Here is a few: Netstat nslookup nbtstat net local group finger
Just to name a few.
Google for some more, Then learn how each one works.
The example you gave (Netbios hacking) is pretty outdated, not many computers have password free mappable drives anymore, but purely from a network point of view, windows will be fine. You might want to look into nmap (for windowz or *nix), as this is a good first port of call for network assessment.