A shell is a command-line user interface (UI) that enables a user to interact with an operating system.
Links to this note
- Linux Persistence: Processes
- Kippo
- shelling out
- metasploit shellcode grows up: encrypted and authenticated C shells-pace2019
- chaos-lang2023
- disabling bashrc
- command history
- rsh
- /dev/tcp
- Secure Shell (SSH)
- environment variable
- .profile
- aliases
- attackers gaining shells
- bash
- bashrc used for persistence
- cd command
- chsh
- cmd.exe
- curl | sh
- CWD
- default shell
- environment
- exploring shell options
- HISTFILE
- history file
- interactive shell
- one-liner
- PATH
- pipeline
- PowerShell
- restricted shell
- scripted
- shell function as userland rootkit
- shell script
- simple shells running under netcat or a basic socket program/script have a suboptimal user experience
- unset HISTFILE
- vanilla reverse shell
- Visual Studio command prompt