// Close the socket socket_close($socket); ?>

Below is a typical example (commonly found in tools like PentestMonkey, Kali Linux /usr/share/webshells/php/php-reverse-shell.php ). Explanations are added as comments.

The following are the most widely recognized scripts and one-liners for establishing a PHP reverse shell:

This is useful if fsockopen is disabled but bash is available.

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