Python Netcat

netcat.py

import socket
 
class Netcat:

    """ Python 'netcat like' module """

    def __init__(self, ip, port):

        self.buff = ""
        self.socket = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
        self.socket.connect((ip, port))

    def read(self, length = 1024):

        """ Read 1024 bytes off the socket """

        return self.socket.recv(length)
 
    def read_until(self, data):

        """ Read data into the buffer until we have data """

        while not data in self.buff:
            self.buff += self.socket.recv(1024)
 
        pos = self.buff.find(data)
        rval = self.buff[:pos + len(data)]
        self.buff = self.buff[pos + len(data):]
 
        return rval
 
    def write(self, data):

        self.socket.send(data)
    
    def close(self):

        self.socket.close()

sample.py

# below is a extract from a sample exploit that
# interfaces with a tcp socket
from netcat import Netcat

# start a new Netcat() instance
nc = Netcat('127.0.0.1', 53121)

# get to the prompt
nc.read_until('>')

# start a new note
nc.write('new' + '\n')
nc.read_until('>')

# set note 0 with the payload
nc.write('set' + '\n')
nc.read_until('id:')

why sometimes does it take a long time to read the response?

Hi, just in case anyone here is interested, I've recently made a Netcat library for Python.
Here is the GitHub repo for the project if you want to check it out.

Please note that it is still in early development and if anyone has any feedback or suggestions please let me know.
Thank you 😊

this is worst implementation! it doesn't work in various situations. It's not doing what NC's job is.

@brenw0rth exactly what I need, thanks:)

@brenw0rth exactly what I need, thanks:)

You're welcome :)