Obfuscated evil functions. #42
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Encode base64 for some evil functions for bypassing Web applications Firewall.
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Hello,
This is most fantastic webshell I've ever seen. So just wanted to contribute.
A month ago i needed to pentest some websites. So I needed a little bit powerfull webshell and I found this.
But when I tried to upload this shell to on my target it's been deleted by WAF.
Because of that i needed to bypass WAF.
So I encoded some evil functions base64 for bypassing Web applications Firewall.
I tested this on my target and it's succeeded.