How to Make a Transfer for TSH
TSH stands for Tiny Shell. Tiny Shell is a UNIX backdoor application that allows for remote file transfer and shell execution. Tiny Shell has 8-bit encryption and supports dozens of commands. Tiny Shell runs using a basic command prompt interface. If you are logging into a computer remotely, you can use Tiny Shell to transfer files from the remote computer to your PC at home. Using Tiny Shell to transfer files will require log-in information for the remote terminal.
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Instructions
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Turn on your computer and open Tiny Shell.
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Log in to the remote computer using your log-in information.
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Retrieve a file from the remote computer using the following syntax: “./tsh <hostname of the remote computer> get <File path and extension>.” If the host computer supports “connect-back mode,” replace the host name of the computer with “cb.”
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Send a file to the remote computer using the following code: ./tsh <hostname of the remote computer> put <file path and file extension> /boot.” Follow the protocol outlined in Step 3 if the computer supports “connect-back mode.”
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