SMB

Port: 445

SMB Discover and Mount

Nmap command to check port 445/tcp open

PS> nmap <ip address/cidr> --open

Steps to connect to SMB share on windows

  • Right click on Network

  • Map network drive

  • Enter the IP address of the target machine as: \\<ip address>

  • Click on Browse

  • Double click on the IP address

  • Enter Username and Password

  • Ok

Remove existing mounted drive using CMD

net use * /delete

Mount the remote SMB drive using CMD


SMBMap

Check supported protocols and dialects of an SMB server

Access SMB Server

Access the remote shares using admin creds

Execute commands on the target machine

List available drives

List Contents of C: drive

Create a backdoor file and Upload to the target machine

Download a file


SMB Nmap Scripts

Get the information about SMB security level

Enumerate the users logged into a system

Enumerate the users logged into a system through SMB share using creds

Enumerate all available shares

Enumerate all available shares using valid creds

Enumerate the windows users

Get information about the server statistics

Enumerate available domains

Enumerate available groups

Enumerate Services

Enumerating all the shared folders and drives then running the ls command in each shares

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