netcat-reverse-shell

There are 10 repositories under netcat-reverse-shell topic.

  • git5loxosec/rMETAshell

    rMETAshell takes a shell command and an image, video or text file as input. It then injects the command into the file using metadata comments. After injection, it generates a one-liner execution method for retrieving and executing the injected command from a remote location.

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  • git5loxosec/android-java-payload

    Simple, reliable, persistent, undetectable Android reverse shell payload, compatible with Android 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13

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  • shaddy43/ReverseShell_NC

    This repository contains a program that gives remote shell connection on the sockets back to the c2 server. This connection can be listened on Netcat as well. It is just a PoC for getting reverse shells by sending input messages, that are commands (from c2) and getting back output messages that are outputs or errors of those commands.

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  • git5loxosec/android-calculator-flutter-dart-payload

    FUD Payload - Reverse shell calculator app - Flutter project

  • BlurryFace04/intrusionX

    IntrusionX is a netcat based reverse shell tool crafted with Python. Gain remote access and control over target machines with this efficient and discreet solution.

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  • MorphaxTheDeveloper/Fidandoor

    Reverse connection initializer

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  • git5loxosec/android-dart-payload

    FUD Android-Dart-Payload

  • Dkwizard01/Updated-Portable-Ncat-exe

    This is a portable exe version of Ncat. It is different from ncat-portable-5.59BETA1 in that it uses the latest version of Ncat (Ncat-7.95) and OpenSSL (Openssl-3.3.1) available at the time of compilation. It includes no native PCRE. This repository will be updated with additional scripts relating to Ncat soon.

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  • sanam2405/sherlocked

    A race against time to observe, decipher and unveil a mysterious case 🔎

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  • HackerajOfficial/Netcat

    Netcat (often abbreviated to nc) is a computer networking utility for reading from and writing to network connections using TCP or UDP. The command is designed to be a dependable back-end that can be used directly or easily driven by other programs and scripts.