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Remote Hell - Another PHP Shell
With Remote Hell you can execute commands like if they're executing in your system.
You can do things like:
and Remote Hell will execute the command and gives you the output on the terminal.
This permits the usage of remote commands and local commands, like this:
You are sending the content of the remote file to a local file.
It's really simple. But it's really usefull!
Authentication
Remote Hell authenticates you with a very basic mecanism:
You send the password with each HTTP request, if the password is correct, the commands are executed, if not, nothing happens.
Note: If the connection is plaintext (HTTP and not HTTPS), the password will be sent in cleartext.
Execution Methods
Remote Hell automatically tries various PHP command execution methods, or functions:
system
shell_exec
exec
passthru
popen
When it finds an allowed method, uses it.
Configuration
You can adjust some parameters editing the ~/.rhell.cfg file, that it's created the first time that you run Remote Hell.
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You can do things like:
Code:
rh ls -l
This permits the usage of remote commands and local commands, like this:
Code:
rh cat /var/www/wordpress/wp-config.php > wp-config.php
It's really simple. But it's really usefull!

Authentication
Remote Hell authenticates you with a very basic mecanism:
You send the password with each HTTP request, if the password is correct, the commands are executed, if not, nothing happens.
Note: If the connection is plaintext (HTTP and not HTTPS), the password will be sent in cleartext.
Execution Methods
Remote Hell automatically tries various PHP command execution methods, or functions:
system
shell_exec
exec
passthru
popen
When it finds an allowed method, uses it.
Configuration
You can adjust some parameters editing the ~/.rhell.cfg file, that it's created the first time that you run Remote Hell.