Reverse TCP Shellcode (Linux Shellcoding)

RED TEAM
8 min readSep 7, 2024

“Linux Shellcoding for Hackers: A Step-by-Step Guide”

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Let’s start today blog.

Today we are going to learn about Reverse TCP Linux Shellcoding and go through with Practical knowledges.

Shellcode Testing

When testing shellcode, it’s convenient to simply insert it into a program and execute it. We’ll use the same code as in the initial example (run.c).

run.c

Reverse TCP Shell

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RED TEAM
RED TEAM

Written by RED TEAM

I'm a 19-year-old malware developer with 1 year of experience. Passionate about learning new techniques, sharing knowledge, and creating malware tools.

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