Malicious Code / Webshell Grep Strings
Strings for finding backdoor shells, rootkits and dangerous PHP functions (system, eval, base64_decode) in source or responses during detection scans.
- Size
- 1.2 KB
- Category
- Fuzzing
- Source
- danielmiessler/SecLists
- License
- MIT
- Recommended tools
- nucleiburp
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# strings for finding backdoor shells, rootkits, botnets, and exploitable functions
# grep -Rn "shell *(" /var/www
passthru
shell_exec
system
phpinfo
base64_decode
chmod
mkdir
fopen
fclose
readfile
php_uname
eval
edoced_46esabStrings for finding backdoor shells, rootkits and dangerous PHP functions (system, eval, base64_decode) in source or responses during detection scans.
This list is geared toward input fuzzing and vulnerability discovery. It contains roughly 1.2 KB and pairs well with tools such as nuclei, burp. Pick the smallest list that fits your engagement: shorter lists are faster and quieter for online attacks, while larger lists give broader coverage for offline work where speed is less of a constraint.
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