lanker一句话后门客户端3.0

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lanker一句话后门客户端3.0

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Last edited Sep 7, 2013

Created on Jan 11, 2017

This example shows a PHP backdoor client interface that executes commands on a remote server through a web-based control panel. It uses an HTML form with JavaScript to send requests, manipulating form fields and submitting via `frm.submit()` to run commands like `phpinfo()` or `system()` on the target. The interface includes a dropdown menu for selecting functions such as reading directories, executing SQL statements, or uploading files, and it dynamically updates the page content using `innerHTML` and the `showDiv()` function. The code relies on standard browser APIs and form submission, with no external JavaScript libraries.

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