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[matthewbreeden]

Hello. This is a nice and easy reverse shell. I would make one recommendation that you put on the client.py side that I do with all of my reverse shells. I would recommend having it check if the connection is established if not try to reconnect to the server every x seconds. This would help in the event the clients network drops and then comes back up or if someone kills the initial process.

[MODI-sings]

does this only work on local networks, if not how to make it work over the internet?

[Dopeboyz]

Thank you this help me out alot but I have a question how do I an setup.py code that I can put on a usb drive and plug it in on other computer. That I can control on my computer?

[i_am_ur_manager]

Sorry but the code doesnt working Can you help me python say print('$ ', end = "") invalid syntaxe for the =.