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> While you can use netcat for convenience (because it comes preinstalled on most systems)...
I love netcat but for those without you can do this from within
> While you can use netcat for convenience (because it comes preinstalled on most systems)...
I love netcat but for those without you can do this from within Bash:
echo "example" > /dev/tcp/seashells.io/1337
While this is neat, it doesn't work for this usecase, because it doesn't print the reply with the seashell.io url.
Ahhh yes. That would be a 'slight' problem. Thank you for the correction.
I cant test right now, but couldn't you do it with a prefab fd?
exec 3<>/dev/tcp/seashells.io/1337
cat <&3
echo "example" >3
Or something like that?
A widely preinstalled cli TLS netcat workalike also exists: openssl s_client
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