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sundhaug92
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Mar 8, 2018
| # You have to start on the victim's computer or other device RemoteTerminal.pyw | ||
| # You can find Connect_To.py here: https://github.com/kaasmanxd/Packet-Squirrel-payload/blob/master/Connect_To.py | ||
| # If you have done that, you have to start on the attacker his computer Terminal or Command Prompt and then type this: | ||
| # Python Connect_To.py [Victem's ip] [Victem's port] |
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Your payload should have its own directory, payloads/library/remote-access/example-name/payload.pyw
I would also highly recommend including a readme.md with instructions on configuration and use.
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It executes terminal or command prompt commands via distance