Computer Hacking - Taking Full Remote Control in under 13 Seconds! Reverse Shell bypass Antivirus!

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[_JoeMomma]

that weird guy in the office hands you a usb:

[vladislavkaras]

Another reason to not plug any found USB devices!
Thanks for the video!

[IgnatiousRainwater]

I created my own reverse shell at one time using Python and C#, I managed to get it working as WAN (with encryption) with port forwarding with a VPS I rented and remotely controlled my friend's computer (with his permission) which he lives hundreds of miles away. All of this was fun to do and it was a huge step for me in my own programming career. Note that I had this be an executable, all one person had to do was double click the file and their device would instantly connect to my VPS via attempting to connect to my open port every 5 seconds. All of this worked flawlessly with almost no bugs, however I did fix them though. The funny thing about this is that no anti-virus detects it.

[Birdboxed]

That was awesome! Glad i ran into your channel.

[lostoliie]

Very Nice, and very educational mate! Your v ideos are awesome

[gabrielflorea]

Bro good quality. I love your editing skills <3

[SadTown]

Daaaamn this is friggin wild 😛 Job well done my man ! 👏

[moigold]

I have a better one with a one line defender bypass for that powershell session. No need to disable defender for the whole system. It patches a dll. One downside is the script is detected which means it can’t be stored, only typed live which is no problem for the rubber ducky. My experience with defender is that about a minute later it will warn you that your disabled. Which is fine for short bursts of payloads, not long term.

[skselim]

This is the power of a Usb rubber ducky 🐥

[lidge]

So, it plugs in, creates the connection and you unplug it? That's insanely simple, to a scary degree!

[Lann]

Does it work if the target pc is behind NAT?

[ipechman]

what about tamper protection? How does it bypass it?

[hack-talk]

your work is very educative. Can you help with the script for the reverse shell

[Ghost-]

Is the one on the left Dell latitude e6440 on the right?

[hellsingghrey]

This reminds me of the time I was looking to download a google play store emulator and as soon as I clicked on install, my Windows Defender went out to lunch and everything, security wise, stopped working. Even the TPM. Windows said I didn't have the things necessary for the protection. So, I'm working on ways to fix it and solve the problem, then about 15 minutes later, my windows defender magically comes back online like nothing ever happened.
How can I detect and thwart attacks like this? I'm not sure if it was powershell, because at the time, not certified powershell scripts "couldn't" run on my pc...Great vid. So when do you launch your Udemy course and teach everyone else how to do it?

[mrrich]

How did you remove the 5 seconds timer?

[williamthesloth]

what if pc is slow? The time it loaded powershell is really fast and mustv'e been cached. Usually the powershell on these types of PC especially if not run before will take way longer to load. Is there any failsafe that if it is not loaded, it wont write it?

[MrFoxANDnoobie]

Wait so to bypass the bypass you just need a pin/password?!

[LoudSlnz]

You schould add "Windows+Ctrl+Shift+B" to your scrips...

[jargolauda]

What if the windows is signed-off or locked, or do you have to be signed in? Does the user need admin permissions who is signed in?