Netcat tutorial: How to use the free Netcat command-line tool

Netcat tutorial: How to use the free Netcat command-line tool

Peter Giannoulis, Contributor
Capable of reading and writing across TCP or UDP connections, transferring files from remote systems and performing firewall spoofing tests --among a host of other things -- the free Netcat command-line tool boasts many features for enterprise use.

In this Netcat tutorial, Peter Giannoulis of theAcademyPro.com demonstrates how penetration testers and network admins can quickly and easily utilize this tool that's become known as the Swiss Army knife of networking.

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About the presenter:
Peter Giannoulis, GSEC, GCIH, GCIA, GCFA, GCFW, GREM, CISSP, is an information security consultant in Toronto, Ontario. He currently maintains The Academy Pro, which provides streaming video for enterprises and consumers on how to configure and troubleshoot many of today's top security products. He also serves as a technical director for GIAC.


This was first published in February 2011

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