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So he can also perform filesystem operations from interpretor.

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It allows you to work on both your local system as well as the target system.

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And the syntax is pretty similar to the Linux bash syntax.

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If you your current local working directory, just type El PWP.

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And you can change your local directory with the LCD command.

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LCD desktop.

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Now to list the content of that directory on your local machine type LLN.

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All right, that's good.

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But real good is that you can do this on the target machine as well.

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So let's get the working directory the would come in.

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And you can change the remote directory to another.

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Seemed to move in the upper level directory.

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And move again and look at that, see, so now I am in the sea directory over the target.

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You can also just list the content of that directory.

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This type less to do this or typing directory Dyax, it'll be the same thing.

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While penetration testing, sometimes you may need to directly view a file from the command line.

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Cat is the command that can do this for you, so type cat and then the file name on the target system.

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Also, you can create and remove directories on the target, so type mkdir to create a directory.

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And there it is, it's a folder that I've created now to remove that folder type R.M. Dyax and in the

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name of the folder.

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And voila, the folder's gone.

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And of course, you can download and upload files, interpretor makes this very easy for you, you don't

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even need to exploit the system from the start to do these operations.

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I'll show you so tight download and then the path of the file that you want to download as you see me

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to here.

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And now I'm going to upload a file.

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Type upload and the name of the file and then the path on the target system.

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So I'm going to upload all ports that xii's my file to the C directory.

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And let's check and there it is, we succeeded.

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Now, there are two more commands regarding filesystem that I want to show you.

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In a real world penetration test, there may be a mounted drive on the target.

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In order to view these drives, you can use the show Mount Command.

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And this will pull up the list of drives for you.

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And you could also check the modified hash of a file on the system.

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Who knows, you might need that command one day.