With Girsh, just run it and it will detect the OS and execute the correct commands to upgrade it to a full interactive reverse shell.
For a Linux
For a Windows
Usage
Two modes are available:
go run main.go listener -h
Usage:
girsh listen [flags]
Flags:
-h, –help help for listen
Global Flags:
-d, –debug Debug output
-p, –port int port to listen (default is 1234) (default 1234)
go run main.go -h
Generate a reverseshell oneliners (credits shellerator).
And listen then run stty raw -echo and send the python command to spawn a tty shell if it’s Linux
or use ConPTY if it’s windows
Usage:
girsh [flags]
girsh [command]
Available Commands:
help Help about any command
listen Listen and spawn a fully interactive for windows and linux client
Flags:
-d, –debug Debug output
-h, –help help for revshell
-p, –port int port to listen (default is 1234) (default 1234)
Demo
Linux
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