To install all the necessary requirements. Run the following command.

 python -m pip install -r requirements.txt

To setup the enviornment for the server/client. we need to generate the CA certificate (for both client and server) and private keys (for the server). These files are used for TLS/SSL session. Which ensures data security and integrity. Let's set them up!

You can generate the CA Certificate and the private key using the ssl_cert_key_gen.py file. Run the file using python.

 python3 ssl_cert_key_gen.py

It will ask you some questions to generate the certificate. After answering all the questions your certificate and keys will be generated!

The CA Certificate is Self-Signed and will be ./cert.pem and the private key will be ./private.key.

You can create the certificate and keys by using openssl.

To run the server you can run the following command.

 python3 server.py

Now the server will be listening on all interfaces (0.0.0.0)* and on default port 8081 ** CAUTION *** The server can accept connections from any interfaces.

To run the server with separate address and port you can specify --ip and --port.

 python3 server.py --ip <ip> --port <port>

To run the client you can run the following command

 python3 client.py --ip <ip> <port>

Here <ip> should be the ip-address of the server and <port> should be the port the server is listening.

You can use the --cafile tag to specify the custom CA file using it's location and similarly the --private-key argument for the private key.

By default in the chatting mode the time-stamps will be colored (light-green). If you want to disable this you can use the --nocolors tag to only print in the default color of your terminal.

• TLS/SSL Encrypted traffic
• Multi Language chat support
• Cross Platform Support

usage: server.py [-h] [--ip IP] [--port PORT] [--cafile CAFILE] [--private-key PRIVATE_KEY]

Reverse Shell Server

options: -h, --help show this help message and exit --ip IP IP address to host the reverse shell server. If not specified will use address 0.0.0.0. --port PORT PORT to listen on. --cafile CAFILE The CA Certificate file for the server Caution: If not given ./cert.pem will be used as default assuming it exists --private-key PRIVATE_KEY The Private Key for the server. If not mentioned ./private.key file will be used assuming it exists.

usage: client.py [-h] --ip IP [--port PORT] [--cafile CAFILE]

Reverse Shell Client

options: -h, --help show this help message and exit --ip IP IP Address of the server to connect to --port PORT PORT to listen on. if not specified port 8081 will be used --cafile CAFILE The Certificate file of the server. If not specified ./cert.pem will be used assuming it exists.