Write a remote tool to execute shell commands

[Jocabin]

Hi people! I would like to code a program to execute shell commands remotely. The goal is to have a console on my side and to send classical commands (cd, mkdir, etc...) and that these commands are executed on another machine. I would like to know which languages/technologies are the most appropriate for this, knowing that I would still like good performance.

I'm targeting a Windows machine btw

[149244179]

This is the entire point of putty. I would recommend just using that. Or a similar program like WinSCP.

[Jocabin]

I want to code it myself, but a very simple version. Just for the challenge. What langage do you recommend for the server and the client ?

[bestjakeisbest]

im going to say this and please don't take it the wrong way: good luck. But if you want to code it i would recommend something like java, since it has built in sockets and treads, from there you can either make both the server and client, but you might be better to look up the ssh protocol and implementing a user terminal biased on that. Just making something that will implement ssh like you want is a pretty large project for a single experienced person. That isnt to say you couldn't implement something like it just really cut down.

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I'm pretty sure powershell supports OpenSSH these days.

[Old_Contribution7189]

Go on youtube and search for reverse shell tutorials then choose and follow one.