ReverseShellBuilder (Rebuild)

ReverseShellBuilder (Rebuild) is a tool designed to create various types of reverse shell payloads and execute them on a specified listener. The tool supports a variety of listeners such as nc, ncat, socat, rustcat, and more. You can use this tool to listen for connections from the target system once a reverse shell has been successfully executed.

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before install

installed

Features

• Provides various reverse shell payloads for different listener types.
• Supports multiple listener tools such as nc, ncat, socat, rustcat, pwncat, and others.
• Offers the ability to generate interactive TTY shell payloads.
• Saves and loads existing listener sessions.

Installation

To install ReverseShellBuilder, you can use the provided automated installation script, setup.sh > install. This script will download the tool, move it to /usr/bin/, and ensure that all required dependencies are installed.

Setup

1. Download the setup Script

   First, download and make the setup.sh script executable: or you can clone my repo

   wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dword32bit/ReverseShellBuilder/refs/heads/main/setup.sh
   chmod +x setup.sh

2. Run the setup Script

   After making the script executable, run the installer with root privileges:

   sudo ./setup.sh

   The script will perform the following actions:

   • Check if the required tools (xterm, netcat, ncat, socat, busybox, rustcat, pwncat) are already installed.
   • Install any missing tools.
   • Download and move the rebuild file to /usr/bin/.
   • Ensure the rebuild file is executable.

System Requirements

• Linux-based system (Debian/Ubuntu recommended).
• Root access for installation and configuration.
• An internet connection to download the required tools and dependencies.

Using ReverseShellBuilder

Once the installation is complete, you can run ReverseShellBuilder by typing the following command:

rebuild

The program will display a menu that allows you to:

1. Configure the IP address and port for the listener.
2. Select which listener to use.
3. View and choose various reverse shell payloads to use.

Contributing

If you'd like to contribute to this project, feel free to submit a pull request on GitHub. Please follow the development guidelines.

Author

dword32bit