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Omega Framework Omega Framework is a PHP post-exploitation framework, aiming to provide a stealth interactive shell-like connection over HTTP between client and web server using only a simple PHP payload. It is a powerful...
wsManager (Webshell Manager) can be used to quickly execute commands on a server while pentesting a PHP application. The client interface is written in C#, which operate using a simple web-based backdoor implemented by...
Weevely is a web shell designed for remote server administration and penetration testing that can be extended over the network at runtime with more than 30 modules. It executes remote code via an obfuscated...
barq barq: The AWS Cloud Post Exploitation framework! barq is a post-exploitation framework that allows you to easily perform attacks on a running AWS infrastructure. It allows you to attack running EC2 instances without...
FwdSh3ll FwdSh3ll is a tiny open source framework for crafting forward shells. What is a forward shell? Have you ever been caught in a situation when performing a pentest you discover an RCE vulnerability in a...
phpbash is a standalone, semi-interactive web shell. Its main purpose is to assist in penetration tests where traditional reverse shells are not possible. The design is based on the default Kali Linux terminal colors,...
nano Nano is a family of PHP webshells which are code golfed to be extremely stealthy and efficient. Note: You may need to tweak some parts of the code if it doesn’t work out for...
pinky v2 Uploading a webshell is almost always the next step after exploiting a web vulnerability, but services like Cloudflare and the new generation of firewalls do a really good job preventing attackers to...
novahot is a webshell framework for penetration testers. It implements a JSON-based API that can communicate with trojans written in any language. By default, it ships with trojans written in PHP, Ruby, and python. Image: malware...
WPForce – WordPress Attack Suite ABOUT: It is a suite of WordPress Attack tools. Currently, this contains 2 scripts – WPForce, which brute forces logins via the API, and Yertle, which uploads shells once...
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