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| ==== Spawn a usable root shell on your Android, without su, using "ADB as Root" developer option and Termux with openssl ==== | ==== Spawn a usable root shell on your Android, without su, using "ADB as Root" developer option and Termux with openssl ==== | ||
| - | First, we need to have Termux installed and the "Run ADB as Root" developer option enabled on your Android " | + | First, we need to have **Termux** installed and the "**Run ADB as Root"** developer option enabled on your Android " |
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| + | This method creates a secure connection (using TLS/SSL) to your root shell and does not have compatibility problems on the tool used (**openssl**) as it happens, for example, when using netcat for reverse shell spawning. | ||
| \\ | \\ | ||
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| </ | </ | ||
| - | Save this scripts in your Termux home and give them execution permissions (chmod +x) | + | Save this scripts in your Termux home (**~**) |
| <file bash " | <file bash " | ||
| export LHOST=" | export LHOST=" | ||
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| Once you run **adb shell** on your Android, from any other device connected by usb to it, make sure you are root (run **whoami**, **id** or similar), otherwise you might need to run **adb root** first, but sometimes you only need to enable the "ADB as Root" option in developer options. | Once you run **adb shell** on your Android, from any other device connected by usb to it, make sure you are root (run **whoami**, **id** or similar), otherwise you might need to run **adb root** first, but sometimes you only need to enable the "ADB as Root" option in developer options. | ||
| - | As it is a reverse shell, we need first to bind the " | + | As it is a reverse shell, we need to bind the " |
| < | < | ||
| ~ $ ./shserver | ~ $ ./shserver | ||
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| devname:/ # cd / | devname:/ # cd / | ||
| devname:/ | devname:/ | ||
| - | # (now you can exit the adb shell) | + | # (now you can exit the adb shell. If " |
| </ | </ | ||
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| root | root | ||
| </ | </ | ||
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| + | To run the Termux apps as root on your new fancy root shell, you will need to add **usr/bin** of the Termux installation on your **PATH** variable on the shell. | ||
| + | <code bash> | ||
| + | $ export PATH=$PATH:/ | ||
| + | </ | ||
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| + | Enjoy! | ||
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| + | Sources: | ||
| + | * (Usable fancy shell on reverse shell) https:// | ||
| + | * (Openssl PKI-based reverse shell and other useful stuff) https:// | ||
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