Script name: reverse_shell

Description:

• Gain access to a remote machine using reverse shell in python

• The server.py file should be installed on the attacker machine while the client.py runs on the target(victim) machine

• Note:The server.py contains your IP address while the client.py
  contains the ip address of the server

Testing

The scripts have been tested on kali linux as the attacker and
windows 10 machine as the victim

Requirements

Python3 should be installed on both machines
Download all the libraries used in the script:
	1.pyautogui - used for screenshots
	2.subprocess - used for executing commands on the shell
	3.socket     - used to communicate over the network
	
To install the libraries
pip3 install pyautogui

Installation

To run the scripts extract the files/clone this repo to your machine

• Edit the two files to set the servers ip
• you can leave the port as it is $python3 server.py:This runs the server which now listens
  for any incoming connections To run the windows side you can convert the client.py to an executable
  file or simply run it through an IDE of your choice for testing purpose

Available options

when your runpython3 server.pythe server waits for a connection from a victim Once a connection is established we get a shell which we can
run commands as if we are physically on the victims machine **To run other commands such as download files from victim and to take a screenshot from the victims screen we only need to specify on the shell ie:

 $download file.pdf This downloads the file.pdf to your attackers machine with same name
 $screen This will take a screenshot of the victims screen
and save it on the attackers machine with current time as the file name

This script is for education purpose only am not liable for any damages

contribution

Any contributions or changes are highly welcomed
Folk the repo and perform the changes you deem necessary then do a pull requests and your changes will be incorporated.
Any issues raised will also be looked into

AUTHOR

c3phas