Undetectable web PHP shell for cPanel & VPS
- Command Execution: The ability to execute system commands on the web server remotely. This allows the attacker to run commands as if they were interacting directly with the server’s command line interface.
- File Management: Functions for uploading, downloading, and manipulating files on the server. Attackers can use this to upload malicious files, edit existing files, or download sensitive data.
- Database Interaction: Tools for interacting with databases hosted on the server. This may include executing SQL queries, viewing database contents, or modifying data.
- Remote Shell Access: Providing a pseudo-terminal (PTY) or command shell interface directly through the web interface, allowing the attacker to interact with the server as if they had SSH or Telnet access.
- Security Evasion: Techniques to avoid detection by security mechanisms such as antivirus software or intrusion detection systems. This may involve obfuscation of code, encryption, or using techniques to bypass security checks.
- Logging and Monitoring: Some advanced web shells include logging capabilities to record actions taken by attackers or to monitor server activity for specific events.
