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Reverse Shell

Reverse Shell is used along a tunnel created with a Secure/Remote shell program. After a tunnel is created, commands and/or interactive shells can be launched back from the tunnel destination machine to the tunnel originating machine with the tunnel creator's credentials.

Last updated 29 Jan, 2004


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1.81 stable released 2004-01-29

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