PhpSploit
A stealthy command and control framework that persists on webservers via a polymorphic PHP one-liner backdoor.
What is PhpSploit?
PhpSploit is a command and control framework used in penetration testing to maintain access to compromised web servers. It deploys a polymorphic PHP one-liner backdoor that communicates stealthily via HTTP headers, allowing security researchers to execute commands, transfer files, and perform post-exploitation tasks while evading detection.
Security researchers, penetration testers, and red team operators who need a stealthy, persistent C2 framework for web server post-exploitation and security assessment.
Developers choose PhpSploit for its exceptional stealth capabilities, polymorphic backdoor design, and comprehensive plugin suite, making it a powerful tool for maintaining access and conducting covert operations on compromised systems.
Overview
Full-featured C2 framework which silently persists on webserver with a single-line PHP backdoor
Use Cases
Best For
- Maintaining persistent access to compromised PHP-based web servers
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