Upgrading Simple Shells to Fully Interactive TTYs

Imagine you’re a hacking pro, right? You pull off this cool move, catching a reverse shell with netcat. The netcat messages start showing off, and the “id” command spills secrets like a chatterbox.

But, oh boy, here comes the buzzkill! You’re typing away, a command misbehaves, you freak out, hit “Ctrl-C,” and suddenly, the whole connection goes poof.

Next , Press CTRL + Z to background process and get back to your host machine

Then , Use stty command to set terminal line settings and foreground back the target terminal:

$ stty raw -echo; fg

Finally, Set the terminal environment to something more appealing (e.g. xterm, xterm-256, etc):

$ export TERM=xterm-256-color

Thanks for reading < 3