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this part is about reverse shell

how to make your reverse shell suck less

take a look at pentestmonkey's Reverse Shell Cheat Sheet, which gives you a collection of reverse shell one-liners. each of the one-liners does the same thing -- establish a TCP connection to you, then execute a shell …

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su -c is convenient to use, but, when you use it in your LPE exploit, hoping it to execute your command, you will probably get

su: must be run from a terminal

the obvious solution is give it a "terminal" to run from

there's a forkpty function provided by pty …

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