A Java Applet is a small program that runs within a web page, utilizing Java's AWT for graphical applications, and follows a predefined lifecycle with five main methods. Although once popular, Java Applets are now outdated but provide foundational knowledge for Java GUI programming. The document also discusses reverse shells, a technique for attackers to remotely execute commands on a compromised system, and outlines methods to enhance their stealth and effectiveness.
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JavaApplet_ReverseShell
A Java Applet is a small program that runs within a web page, utilizing Java's AWT for graphical applications, and follows a predefined lifecycle with five main methods. Although once popular, Java Applets are now outdated but provide foundational knowledge for Java GUI programming. The document also discusses reverse shells, a technique for attackers to remotely execute commands on a compromised system, and outlines methods to enhance their stealth and effectiveness.