Shells Explained: The Hacker’s Remote Control | TryHackMe Shells Overview

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Web Shells Explained
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Explore the differences between reverse, bind and web shells, their offensive use cases, and practical detection techniques. Perfect for pentesters and SOC teams who want to understand how a shell becomes the attacker’s remote control. I also walk you through TryHackMe Shells Overview Room.
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00:00 - Introduction: What Is a Shell in Cybersecurity
00:05 - Shell as Remote System Control
00:12 - Attacker Capabilities After Gaining Shell Access
00:25 - Core Attack Actions: Privilege Escalation, Data Theft, Persistence
00:28 - Post-Exploitation and Network Pivoting
00:41 - Reverse Shells Overview
00:52 - How Reverse Shells Work (Connect-Back Logic)
01:52 - Reverse Shell Command Explained
03:23 - Components Needed: Victim & Attacker Machines
03:41 - Setting Up a Netcat Listener
04:03 - Executing Reverse Shell on Victim
04:24 - Adjusting IP and Port for Connection
05:30 - Successful Reverse Shell Connection
05:42 - Remote Command Execution Demonstration
06:01 - Quiz: Reverse Shell Concept Review
06:14 - Introducing Bind Shells
06:25 - How Bind Shells Work (Victim as Listener)
06:36 - Differences Between Reverse and Bind Shells
07:13 - Bind Shell Example Explained
08:21 - Victim Machine Listens for Incoming Connections
09:00 - Attacker Connecting to Victim Using Netcat
09:25 - Successful Bind Shell Connection
09:56 - Port Privileges and Root Access (Below 1024 Rule)
10:22 - Recommended Port Ranges for Shells
10:38 - Revisiting Reverse Shells (Stability Improvements)
11:12 - Using rlwrap for Stable Netcat Shells
11:28 - Setting Up rlwrap Listener
12:17 - Successful rlwrap Reverse Shell Connection
12:34 - Introducing socat for Reliable Shell Connections
12:47 - socat Reverse Shell Example
13:09 - Setting Up socat Listener on TCP 443
13:27 - Successful socat Connection
13:32 - Networking Tool Quiz (rlwrap & socat)
14:00 - Summary & Comparison of Reverse vs Bind Shells
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