Re: How does one connect to a shell (cmd.exe) bound to a port on a remote machine?

[H Carvey <keydet89 () yahoo com>]

In-Reply-To: <20031106153902.26988032.mspencer () evidentdata com>


> I've been looking at some perl scripts that purport to create cmd.exe shells bound to a tcp port on a remote machine.  
> I'm curious, how would someone connect to these shells?  The code looks very compact, I wouldn't imagine you could 
> just http to the port bound with cmd.exe?  

Most of the recommendations so far have been to use telnet or netcat, which I agree with, but to be really clear on the 
issue, it might help if you posted the code you were looking at, or a link to it.  


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