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Netpwn v1.4

03 Jan 16:52
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Features

  • Now the reverse shell stabilization works as expected

Known issues

  • Upgrading the shell manually and then exit makes the terminal unresponsive. A workaround to this is to add ; exit to the code used to get a pty. This way, the Netpwn handler will take care of restoring your terminal

Netpwn v1.3

13 Nov 23:01
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Features

  • Now the reverse shell detection works as expected

Known issues

  • Upgrading the shell manually and then exit makes the terminal unresponsive. A workaround to this is to add ; exit to the code used to get a pty. This way, the Netpwn handler will take care of restoring your terminal

Netpwn v1.2

13 Nov 21:37
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Features

  • Fix problems to determine if a conection is a reverse shell or not

Known issues

  • Upgrading the shell manually and then exit makes the terminal unresponsive. A workaround to this is to add ; exit to the code used to get a pty. This way, the Netpwn handler will take care of restoring your terminal
  • Looks like this version only makes netpwn accept all as reverse shell and also the version option reports the wrong number (Oopsie, hotfix in v1.3)

Netpwn v1.1

01 Aug 13:37
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Features

  • Updated the repository structure
  • Netpwn available throught Pypi!

Known issues

  • Upgrading the shell manually and then exit makes the terminal unresponsive. A workaround to this is to add ; exit to the code used to get a pty. This way, the Netpwn handler will take care of restoring your terminal

Netpwn v1.0

31 Jul 15:52
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Features

  • Netpwn first version done!
  • Reverse shell detection
  • Auto shell stabilization if possible (Only for Linux and MacOS shells)
  • The shell stabilization process can be skipped

Known issues

  • Upgrading the shell manually and then exit makes the terminal unresponsive. A workaround to this is to add ; exit to the code used to get a pty. This way, the Netpwn handler will take care of restoring your terminal