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revshellgen

Simple script to generate commands to achieve reverse shells. Thanks to DevoOverkill9 for the great idea!

Usage

revshellgen.py [-h] [-i IPADDR] [-p PORT] [-t SHELL_TYPE] [-l] [-a]

python revshellgen.py --help

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i IPADDR, --ipaddr IPADDR
                        IP address to connect back to
  -p PORT, --port PORT  Port to connect back to
  -t SHELL_TYPE, --type SHELL_TYPE
                        Type of reverse shell to generate
  -l, --list            List available shell types
  -a, --all             Generate all the shells!

Shell Types:

ASP: asp
AWK: awk
Bash: bash, bash-2, bash-3
Java: java
Java Server Page: jsp
Linux Binary: lin-bin
Lua: lua
Netcat (regular, mknod, & mkfifo variants): nc, nc-c, nc-mkfifo, nc-mknod, nc-pipe, ncat
Nodejs: nodejs
OSX Macho Binary: osx-bin
Perl: perl, perl-2, perl-windows
PHP: php, php-2, php-3, php-4, php-5
Powershell TCPClient: ps-tcp,
Powershell IEX: ps-iex, ps-b64
Python: python, python-2
Ruby: ruby, ruby-2, ruby-windows
Socat (preferred for interactive sessions): socat
Tclsh: tclsh
Telnet: telnet, telnet-mkfifo
War: war
Windows Binary: win-bin
Xterm: xterm

Recommended Setup Steps

For ease of use, it's recommended to add revshellgen to your path variable and give it executable permissions.

chmod +x /dir/to/revshellgen.py
export PATH=$PATH:/dir/to/revshellgen

Alternatively, you can integrate it with other Kali tools by performing the following:

chmod +x /dir/to/revshellgen.py
ln -s /dir/to/revshellgen.py /usr/bin/revshellgen

Keep in mind, this isn't ideal for systems with multiple users, and you should use root-privilege symbolic links with discretion. It's imperative that revshellgen.py is restricted from write access by untrusted users with this.

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