Good day!
Today Im gonna share with you my new CLI tool which is a network tool that helps you automate scanning of all shared access in your network local area network. Discovering network shared folder on Windows or Linux with Samba server.
In computing, a shared resource or network share is a device or piece of information on a computer that can be remotely accessed from another computer, typically via a local area network or an enterprise Intranet, transparently as if it were a resource in the local machine.
This type of tool is called Information Gathering and Network Analysis usually use by pentesters and system administrators. It's main purpose being to quickly identify shared access on connected machines/equipment in a network environment. It can show you visible and hidden shared resources on Microsoft network or Linux samba server.
Ex:
\> winshare.exe <ip/hostname>
Another example with range subnet using `-r` option.
\> net use \\targethostorip /u:yourusername
and then rescan using winshare.
Download and extract the binary application here:
Index-winshare.zip | SHA1: 187bf89d16be63f1590038aa083a55e7307581af
Well that's it for today, hope this helps you :-)
Have a great day.
FIN!
Today Im gonna share with you my new CLI tool which is a network tool that helps you automate scanning of all shared access in your network local area network. Discovering network shared folder on Windows or Linux with Samba server.
In computing, a shared resource or network share is a device or piece of information on a computer that can be remotely accessed from another computer, typically via a local area network or an enterprise Intranet, transparently as if it were a resource in the local machine.
This type of tool is called Information Gathering and Network Analysis usually use by pentesters and system administrators. It's main purpose being to quickly identify shared access on connected machines/equipment in a network environment. It can show you visible and hidden shared resources on Microsoft network or Linux samba server.
How to use this tool:
You can either scan single ip/hostname on a local area network using.
\> winshare.exe <ip/hostname>
\> winshare.exe 192.168.3.5
Here's a screenshot example below showing the result after running the tool.
Another example with range subnet using `-r` option.
\> winshare.exe -r 192.168.3.2 192.168.3.5
Basically, it will show you all shared access from the target machine. Take note also that if it says "Access Denied", It probably that you don't have access yet on a remote shared machine. Try logging into it using:
\> net use \\targethostorip /u:yourusername
and then rescan using winshare.
Download and extract the binary application here:
Index-winshare.zip | SHA1: 187bf89d16be63f1590038aa083a55e7307581af
Well that's it for today, hope this helps you :-)
Have a great day.
FIN!
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