Reverse Shell

This repository contains two Python scripts: server.py and client.py, which implement a basic reverse shell setup. The server listens for incoming client connections, and the client, once connected, listens for commands from the server to execute on the client's local machine.

How It Works

• The server (running server.py) listens for incoming client connections on a specified port (default: 9999).
• The client (running client.py) connects to the server at a given IP address and port.
• The server can then send commands to the client, which the client will execute and return the output back to the server.

This setup mimics a reverse shell where the server controls the client by sending commands.

Prerequisites

• Python 3.x
• Basic knowledge of networking and sockets
• Ensure the server's IP address is accessible by the client (the server's firewall should allow the port, typically 9999).