Control ARDUINO from KALI LINUX over Local Network (Sockets with Python and Netcat)
Is it possible to remotely control PC hardware using auditing tools? In this practical tutorial, we connect an Arduino UNO board to a Windows 10 computer and remotely control an LED using native Kali Linux via TCP sockets and Netcat commands.
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Time Index (So you don't just see the first 10 seconds):
00:00 - Initial Demo: Turning Off the LED from Kali
01:15 - Circuit Setup: LED and Resistor on Pin 9
02:45 - Arduino Code: Listening to the Serial Port
04:30 - Python Script on Windows (The Socket Bridge)
06:15 - Launching Commands with Netcat (nc -n) from Kali
08:00 - Solution to the "Connection Refused" Error and Closing Sockets