Created By ANONYMOUSx46

Python Coded Revese Shell:

A Python-based reverse shell script that works seamlessly with the Kali Linux tool netcat. This script allows you to establish a remote connection to a machine, execute commands, and transfer files. The code can also be run through an obfuscator tool for added security.

Prerequisites

• Python 3.x
• Kali Linux with netcat installed
• Obfuscator tool (optional)

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/yourusername/Reverse-shell.git
   cd Reverse-shell

2. Configure the server address and port:

   Edit the Python script to set your server's IP address and port:

   server_address = 'YOUR_SERVER_IP'
   server_port = YOUR_SERVER_PORT

3. Run the script:

   python3 Rev3.py

Usage

1. Set up the listener on your Kali Linux machine:

   nc -lvnp <PORT>

   Replace <PORT> with the port number you configured in the Python script.

2. Run the reverse shell script on the target machine:

   python3 Rev3.py

3. Available Commands:

   • quit: Exit the reverse shell.
   • clear: Clear the terminal screen.
   • cd <directory>: Change the current directory.
   • set <var>=<value>: Set an environment variable.
   • upload <file_path>: Upload a file to the target machine.
   • download <file_path>: Download a file from the target machine.
   • rm <file_path>: Remove a file from the target machine.
   • mkdir <directory_path>: Create a directory on the target machine.
   • cat <file_path>: Read a file's contents.
   • python <script_path>: Execute a Python script.

Obfuscation (Optional)

For added security, you can run the script through an obfuscator tool. One popular option is pyarmor.

1. Install pyarmor:

   pip install pyarmor

2. Obfuscate the script:

   pyarmor pack -x " --exclude obf " reverse_shell.py

Disclaimer

This project is intended for educational purposes only. The author is not responsible for any misuse of this tool.