SideD00r
You have a Front Door, a Backdoor, why not a SideD00r...
SideD00r
You have a Front Door, a Backdoor, why not a SideD00r...
SideD00r is a lightweight piece of software allows you to setup a remote shell reverse proxy of sorts. Essentially, running this on any/most machines, will allow you to access the shell/cmd remote, with only simple port forwarding required.
Ubuntu/Debian Persistence
Related Files:
- iptables.sh > https://github.com/Aaron-Akhtar/SideD00r/blob/main/iptables.sh
- sided00r.service > https://github.com/Aaron-Akhtar/SideD00r/blob/main/sided00r.service
- start.sh > https://github.com/Aaron-Akhtar/SideD00r/blob/main/start.sh
Documentation for these files can be found below.
sided00r.service
the SideD00r Service File is used to create the ubuntu system service located in /etc/systemd/system/ that essentially starts SideD00r upon every boot under screen.
start.sh
the start.sh file will start the SideD00r screen, that runs the SideD00r in the background and runs the iptables script to open the SideD00r TCP port to the public. ('SCREEN' is a dependency that may need to be installed -> apt-get install screen -y)
iptables.sh
the iptables.sh file will allow you to execute the required iptables / firewall rules to allow connections into SideD00rs remote TCP service.