Unified Egress Buster Listener with SSL and System Monitoring #12
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The first script focuses on handling reverse shell connections across a specified port range, with an emphasis on system resource monitoring, command sanitization, and logging. The second script introduced SSL encryption for the socket server, additional error handling, and improved system resource management. I merged these by integrating SSL certificate checks and wrapping the server socket with SSL, while also combining the threaded TCP server setup from both scripts. I ensured the system resource monitoring runs in a separate thread to log CPU and memory usage every 5 seconds. Additionally, I merged the port validation logic and command sanitization, making sure potentially dangerous commands are blocked. The result is a robust and secure listener that runs on multiple ports, logs system performance, and sanitizes user inputs for safety.