Kumar wants to maintain access a remote machine. He knows he can "drop a shell" that will be usable across his firewall using port 80. Which of the following tools will give him this capability?
A) Monkey shell
B) STunnel
C) HTTrack
D) Loki

Question

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The term "drop a shell" or "shovel a shell" can be used to describe a connection that returns shell stream back through a firewall that would block the connection in the forward direction. Monkey shell sends the data within XML traffic which disguises it as normal web traffic.

Kumar Wants to Maintain Access a Remote Machine