Backdoor with 10 PHP Shells

This repository contains 10 PHP shells, providing a backdoor for penetration testing purposes only. It is essential to emphasize that using these shells for any malicious or unauthorized activities is illegal and strictly prohibited. The intent of this project is to enhance cybersecurity awareness and facilitate ethical hacking and security assessments.

Disclaimer

Please note that using these PHP shells on any system or network without explicit permission from the owner is illegal and unethical. Only use these shells on systems you own or have obtained permission to test. Unauthorized access to computer systems is a criminal offense under various laws and regulations.

Purpose

The purpose of this repository is to demonstrate various PHP shells to assist security professionals, ethical hackers, and developers in understanding and securing their systems against potential backdoor threats. By studying these shells, you can learn how attackers might attempt to exploit vulnerabilities in web applications and servers.

Usage

1. Clone the repository to your local machine:

git clone https://github.com/ishanoshada/backdoor.git

2. Navigate to the cloned repository:

cd backdoor

3. Review the PHP shells available in this repository. Each shell has a unique set of features and functionalities.

4. Important: Do not use these shells on any system or network without explicit authorization. Doing so may lead to legal consequences.

5. If you wish to test these shells on your own systems for educational purposes or security assessments, set up a controlled environment and take necessary precautions to prevent unintended consequences.

Shell Types

This repository includes 10 different PHP shells, each with distinctive characteristics:

1. Basic PHP shell
2. Command execution PHP shell
3. File upload PHP shell
4. Reverse PHP shell
5. Encrypted PHP shell
6. Password-protected PHP shell
7. Webshell with obfuscated code
8. PHP shell with MySQL integration
9. PHP shell with JavaScript integration
10. PHP shell with remote file inclusion capabilities

Legal Considerations

Again, it is crucial to reiterate that using these PHP shells for unauthorized access to systems or networks is illegal and unethical. Always obtain proper authorization before conducting security testing on any system, even if you own the system in question.

Contributions

Contributions to this repository are welcome. If you want to add more PHP shells to demonstrate different attack scenarios or improve existing ones, please submit a pull request. However, ensure that any contributions align with the intended educational and ethical use of this repository.

Conclusion

The intention of this repository is to educate and raise awareness about potential backdoor threats. It is essential to be responsible and ethical while conducting security assessments and penetration testing. Use this knowledge to secure systems and protect against malicious actors rather than engaging in illegal activities.

Remember: Always seek proper authorization before attempting security testing on any system or network.