[BeggFoMercy]

I lol'd hard on the " Ladies & gentlemen " LoL
Awesome tutorial bruh keep it up

[Bacardi]

A very good way to maintain server access.

Good detailed tutorial, well done Techie!

[Techie‌‌‌]

Thank you guys for your nice comments.

Haha. I didn't know how to start for HF. So I said ladies & gentlemen. LOL.

[Professional Hacker]

I use this for rooting.

Thank you for sharing.

[Techie‌‌‌]

Thanks for the comment guys. Keep posting. :)

[Yahooo]

That's my favorite shell ever !
Good tutorial man ! Keep it up :D

[Hooded Robin]

I still like WeBaCoo especially that it now has the post exploit modules you can switch to for interacting with Database or uploading files easily but this is a great tool if no one has ever used it> I highly recommend one or the other (or both) in any arsenal. Nice write up Techie!

[htmnilc]

Loving the new tutorials Techie. Another great one from yourself. I actually downloaded Weevely, and havent used it due to not being able to find a clear enough guide for it. This has helped a lot.

[Techie‌‌‌]

I still like WeBaCoo especially that it now has the post exploit modules you can switch to for interacting with Database or uploading files easily but this is a great tool if no one has ever used it> I highly recommend one or the other (or both) in any arsenal. Nice write up Techie!

Well, I don't know whether it is just me. But I don't like WeBaCoo than Weevely. Because most of the functions of WeBaCoo are blocked in servers; like the default function system(). I sometimes get frustrated because some of the functions are disabled. Also, Weevely uses a better technique of connecting. I hope you didn't miss the Weevely modules. They are actually great for Pentesting, like /etc/passwd audit and SQL manager. Password protection shouldn't be forgot. Also, I used to use WeBaCoo but now I'm in love with Weevely lol. Will use WeBaCoo though. Maybe someone adds the specific features of WeBaCoo to Weevely? Hehe. Thanks. :)

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Loving the new tutorials Techie. Another great one from yourself. I actually downloaded Weevely, and havent used it due to not being able to find a clear enough guide for it. This has helped a lot.

Thank you. :)

If you have any suggestions, feel free to post on the suggestions thread. ✌

[Techie‌‌‌]

Glad you liked it. Thanks for posting. 🙂

[Techie‌‌‌]

Make this tutorial the top for viewing. 😝

[Th3PonyWizard]

bu/\/\p.
Dat's a great tutorial, currently downoalding, will try this out.

[gatopardos]

weevely is nice .. wasnt it written in python ???? well anyway webacoo is more stealthy it uses x-etag and cookies parameters for code injection .. ;)

[Prominent]

Very nice tutorial Techie, I tested weevely several times and it didn't let me down.

[Techie‌‌‌]

bu/\/\p.
Dat's a great tutorial, currently downoalding, will try this out.

Keep on bumping good tutorials dude.

@gatopardos : Yep, it is written in Python. WeBaCoo is also a good tool but sometimes when system(), passthru() etc. are disabled, it won't work. ;)

@Prominent : Thanks. :)