reverse-shell-demo-using-TCP

⚠️ IMPORTANT NOTICE

THIS IS A TEST/DEMO NOT THE FULL CODE. (FULL COMING LATER)
NEED SOME BACKROUND KNOWLEDGE

Educational TCP Reverse-Shell Demo (Safe Version)

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Overview

This project is an educational demonstration of a reverse-shell style client/server architecture using Python TCP sockets. ⚠️ Important: This project is meant for learning purposes only. Run only on machines you own or in isolated lab environments (VMs, containers). Never attempt to access machines you do not own.

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Features

• Client

  • Connects back to a server (reverse connection)
  • Reports basic system information (IP, machine type, OS)
  • Sends output back to the server

• Server

  • Listens for incoming client connections
  • Sends commands to connected clients
  • Receives and prints client responses
  • Supports interactive communication without blocking using threads

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How to Run

1. Set the IP Address

   • Edit both server.py and client.py.
   • Change the IP address to the machine you want the client to connect to.

2. Start the Server

   • Open a command terminal on the machine running server.py.
   • Run:

     python server.py

   • You should see a message like:

     Server is running and waiting for a connection...
     

3. Start the Client

   • On the same machine or another machine (your choice for testing), open a command terminal.
   • Run:

     python client.py

   • The client will connect to the server and send basic system info.

4. Interact with the Server

   • On the server terminal, once the client connects, you should see:

     Run Commands:
     

   • You can now type (like IPCONFIG on Windows or PING) and see the output from the client.