Encrypted Windows Reverse Shell

This project provides a simple encrypted reverse shell for Windows, which also has the capability to hide itself.

Usage

Client Side

1. Compile the reverse shell code using GCC:

   gcc rev.c -lwsock32 -lws2_32 -static-libgcc -o rev

Server Side

2. Start a listener to receive the incoming connections. You can use netcat or any other listener:

   nc -l 1337

Features

• Encryption: Ensures that the communication between the client and server is encrypted for added security.
• Stealth Mode: The reverse shell hides itself to avoid detection.

Prerequisites

• GCC: Make sure you have GCC installed on your system to compile the code.
• Netcat (nc): A versatile networking tool used for creating the listener.

Compilation and Execution

1. Compile the Client Code:

   gcc rev.c -lwsock32 -lws2_32 -static-libgcc -o rev

   This command links the necessary Windows socket libraries and outputs an executable named rev.

2. Run the Listener:

   nc -l 1337

   This command starts a netcat listener on port 1337 to wait for incoming connections from the reverse shell.

Credits

• Developed by Vincent Ng