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Have a look at the usage section for more advanced settings. There are many ways to alter this default behavior. # When exiting one (e.g.: via Ctrl+c), the other one will still stay open in UDP mode. # Neither of both, client and server will quit after successful transfer # and they will be stuck, waiting for more input or output. Have a look at the following commands to better understand this behavior: In case the remote peer does not terminate the connection, or in UDP mode, pwncatwill stay open. Like the original implementation of netcat, when using TCP, pwncat (in client and listen mode) will automatically quit, if the network connection has been terminated, properly or improperly. * Feature is currently under development. Single file which only uses core packages - no external dependencies required. Use the netcat, ncat or socat as a client or server together with pwncat

Work on Linux, MacOS and Windows as long as Python is available Works with Python 2, Python 3, pypy2 and pyp圓 Stateful connect phase for UDP client modeĭual or single stack IPv4 and IPv6 support

Scan and report open egress ports on the target (port hopping)Įvade egress firewalls by round-robin outgoing ports (port hopping)Įvade Intrusion Prevention Systems by being able to round-robin outgoing ports on connection interrupts (port hopping) Reverse shell can reconnect if you accidentally hit Ctrl+ c Local and remote port forward (Proxy server/client) Self-injecting mode to deploy itself and start an unbreakable reverse shell back to you automatically TCP und UDP port scanning with basic version detection support Featureįully scriptable with Pwncat Scripting Engine to allow all kinds of fancy stuff on send and receive Pwncat has many features, below is only a list of outstanding characteristics.

Pwncat example: Port forwarding magic ⭐ Features At a glance # Same, but convert traffic on your end to UDP

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