P1ckl3d Web Shell: A Comprehensive Guide to Advanced Web Shell for Security Testing

⚠️ Important Security Notice

This tool is intended for authorized security testing only. Using this tool without explicit permission is illegal and could result in serious legal consequences.

🔍 Introduction

In the realm of cybersecurity and penetration testing, having the right tools is crucial for thorough security assessments. The P1ckl3d Web Shell is an advanced tool designed specifically for security professionals conducting authorized penetration testing.

✨ Key Features and Capabilities

Feature	Description
🔄 Dynamic Command Execution	Execute real-time shell commands, maintain history, and avoid page reloads
📁 File Management	Seamless file uploads, directory navigation, and file downloads
🔍 System Information Gathering	Retrieve OS details, network configurations, user info, and security settings
🌐 Network Reconnaissance	Gather details about running processes, services, and open ports
🔑 User Privilege Escalation Analysis	Identify potential privilege escalation vectors

🛠️ Installation and Setup Guide

Prerequisites

• A web server with PHP support
• Proper authorization to conduct security testing

Installation Steps

1. Download the P1ckl3d-Web-Shell.php file from the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/RootShelll/P1ckl3d-Web-Shell.git
   cd P1ckl3d-Web-Shell

2. Identify a suitable upload point on the target system.
3. Upload the file through the identified vulnerability.
4. Access the web shell through the uploaded URL.

🚀 How to Use P1ckl3d Web Shell

Basic Commands

# Execute system commands
command> ls -la

# Change directory
command> cd /var/www

# View file contents
command> cat config.php

Advanced Features

• Enumerate Running Processes: ps aux
• Check Open Ports: netstat -tulnp
• Retrieve User Information: whoami && id

✅ Best Practices for Usage

✔️ Always maintain detailed logs of your testing activities
✔️ Remove the web shell immediately after testing
✔️ Use secure connections when possible
✔️ Follow the target organization's security testing guidelines

🔧 Troubleshooting

Issue	Solution
Permission Denied	Check file permissions and user context
Upload Failed	Verify file size limits and server configurations
Connection Issues	Check network connectivity and firewall rules

📜 Legal Disclaimer

This tool is intended strictly for ethical hacking and penetration testing within legal boundaries. The authors and contributors do not take responsibility for misuse or illegal activities related to this software.

📫 Contact & Support

For any queries, contributions, or issues, reach out via: 📧 Email: [email protected]
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🐙 GitHub Issues: Report a bug