getShell (bash)

This Bash script enables remote shell access via a provided URL, executing commands on the remote system and displaying the results.

Usage

To use this script, follow these steps:

1. Clone this repository to your local system.

git clone https://github.com/your_username/your_repository.git

2. Navigate to the cloned directory.

cd getShell

3. Run the getShell.sh script providing the URL of the remote shell.

./getShell.sh -u URL

Where URL is the address of the remote shell you wish to access.

Options

The script supports the following options:

-u URL: Specifies the URL of the remote shell.
-h: Displays the help panel, describing the usage and available options of the script.

Requirements

This script requires having the curl command installed on your system to make HTTP requests to the remote shell.

Example

./getShell.sh -u http://127.0.0.1:1337/shell.php

This command will establish a connection to the remote shell hosted at http://127.0.0.1:1337/shell.php.

getShell (python)

This Python script provides functionality for a remote shell, allowing users to execute commands on the remote system and view the output.

Usage

Same as bash, but run the remote_shell.py script.

rlwrap python3 getShell.py

You will be prompted with a shell prompt where you can input commands. Enter commands as needed.

Requirements

Python 3
requests library (pip install requests)

Features

Executes commands on the remote system.
Displays the output of the executed commands.
Supports clearing the output after each command execution.

Note

Ensure that the remote server's IP address and endpoint in the script match your setup. Modify the requests.get calls in the runCMD and writeCMD functions accordingly.

Thanks

To s4vitar (https://github.com/s4vitar) for the bash course, where I take those scripts.