Multi-Client-Reverse-Shell

Multi-Client Reverse Shell is a tool designed for establishing multiple concurrent reverse shell connections from target machines to a listener, allowing for remote access and control. Notable features include an automatic persistence mechanism on Windows that disguises the backdoor as a regular file, as well as capabilities for file upload and download between the target and the hacker's listening server. The tool supports usage on both Linux and Windows platforms and is specifically designed to provide notifications for incoming connection requests from the targets.