netcat

AUG

2007

Netcat is, as the name suggests, cat that runs over TCP/IP. It’s one of those Unix commands that deserves a more prominent place in my toolbox, like, a place in my toolbox. Must. Learn. More.

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The many uses of netcat from TechRepublic.
Having fun with netcat has plenty of nice examples.
A Few Useful Netcat Tricks from the Terminally Incoherent blog gives a nice variety of netcat recipies.

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