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Hello, everyone, and welcome to this video.



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So in this video, we are going to see about masculinization techniques, which is a very, very important



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part of a skill and addiction.



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So using this technique, you may get a squirrel shell or different types of shell onto the target of



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application, so once you get the shell onto the target server, you are able to execute your commands



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onto the target server.



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So now you can guess the impact of any user executing his or her own commands onto the target server.



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This makes the vulnerability as a critical vulnerability.



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All right.



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So what are the different types of shells that we are going to attack and get onto the target of applications?



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So the first one is a squirrel shell in which we are able to execute all the actual commands onto the



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target of application.



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The second type of shell that we are going to get is a level shell on which we can execute all the system



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level commands onto the target of application, which can include deletions of files and data.



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The third type of shell that we're going to see is the reverse shell using meter reader in which we



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are going to upload a revision and we need to get the shell or the system access onto the target of



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application.



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And the last one is a situation in which we are going to upload our SSL keys onto the Target Web application,



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which is one level, and perform SSX onto the target web server to get the system level access.



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So these are all the techniques that we are going to see in the upcoming videos to get the maximum advantage



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of the target of application server.



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So now you may ask, what is a shell?



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So it is the ability to execute commands under the target server or perform sensitive actions on the



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database or server.



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So basically, you get to execute your commands in short order, the target web application where you



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can perform any sensitive action.