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Hello, everyone, welcome to another video of our Pythonesque since last time we talked about how to

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create a show code and how to send it over Python socket.

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Today we will talk about other useful python functions that we can use for our back as well.

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Like, for instance, we can make our battledore to download some files from from our server using the

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open function function with read binary and write binary.

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If you look at the left side.

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This is a client.

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It's using the Arbi for read binary and the server is using the right B for write binary.

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Only one of them need to send and the other one needs to receive.

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Of course you can make both of them to send and receive at the same time.

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But the one is receiving it needs to use the WB for writing the file to the server.

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I will leave that for you to try on your own.

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Finally, we need to talk talk about how to convert this backdoor into an easy file using the pie in

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a Stolar script.

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The pioneer solar takes few arguments, the dash dash, one final argument or dash upper case f create

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a single file, the dash dash new console or the dash dummy runs the Pythonic C file in the background.

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Of course we want both of them right now.

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I'm going to show you a tool that I built before that.

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Maybe it will give you some inspiration.

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And also I will summarise everything we've been talking about.

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Well, the in command didn't work at the first time, so let's try again.

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Should work on the system, reboot or log off and log on it, and so let's try again.

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And it's in.

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Yup, we got an interpreter.

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So this, in fact, command should be working upon a system reboot or of course, if you log off a log

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of log on again, it should work.

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But the first command and interpreter is the same one that we discussed before, is injecting interpretor

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into a running process.

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You can also do download something from Target and upload.

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This is just an example of how your command and control or your backdoor should be looking like or all

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the functions that you should be implementing.

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I think we have reached the end of this lesson, so please practice and see you in the next one.