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      <title>Create a Wordpress Webshell plugin</title>
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      <description>Webshells are a really useful stepping stone on the path to a proper reverse shell. The idea is that they use popular scripting based approaches such as PHP to accept some parameters in a GET request. That data then gets executed as a system level command - i.e. against the underlying operating system used by the web site.
The types of activity you can perform are dependent on the privileges associated with the account running the web server.</description>
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