R00tWSO (Web Shell by oRb) is a popular PHP-based web shell used for remote administration and control of web servers. Although designed for system administrators and developers, it can be exploited by malicious users. Therefore, it is crucial to use such tools carefully and only in authorized environments.
- File Management 🗂️: View, create, edit, and delete files and directories.
- Server Information 🖥️: Provides detailed information about the server.
- Database Management 🗃️: Allows management of databases like MySQL.
- Command Line 🖱️: Execute commands directly on the server.
- Password Protection 🔒: Prevent unauthorized access with a password.
WSO is designed to simplify server management. It provides web-based access to the server, especially in situations where SSH or FTP access is not possible. However, tools like these can introduce security vulnerabilities, so they should be used with caution.
Follow the steps below to install and use WSO:
- Download ⬇️: Download the latest version of WSO from here.
- Upload 📤: Upload the downloaded
wso.phpfile to a directory on your server. - Access 🌐: Open your browser and go to
http://yourdomain.com/wso.php. - Login 🔑: The default password is
root. It is strongly recommended to change this password for security purposes.
- Unauthorized Access 🚫: WSO can pose serious security risks if used by unauthorized persons. Always store the file in a secure directory and use strong passwords.
- Updates 🔄: Check and apply updates regularly to ensure you're using the latest version.
- Permissions 🔐: Set file and directory permissions to a minimum to increase security.
Here are some examples of WSO's interface:
We welcome contributions to improve WSO! Please fork this repository, make your changes, and create a pull request. Don't forget to follow the contribution guidelines.
For any support, please refer to the issues section or contact the developers directly.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.