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Author: CO20328 <88075157+CO20328@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Thu, 3 Aug 2023 10:53:26 +0530
Merge branch 'main' of https://github.com/abdulrahim2002/Remote-Code-Command-execution
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Watch on youtube: [youtube link](https://youtu.be/2l4CWBmEw50)
-### Part 1
-https://github.com/abdulrahim2002/Remote-Code-Command-execution/assets/89011337/362e68f7-d01b-483f-99d9-5988dba84b22
### Part 2
https://github.com/abdulrahim2002/Remote-Code-Command-execution/assets/89011337/18361527-01f2-4a9d-8b83-0edd5ef8cf14
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## Features
-* **Live screen sharing**
-* Remotely **use** **server machine's keyboard**.
- e.g. usage: you can open a text file on the remote machine. then you can write anything in that text file using !! before your text written in prompt. Once done you can save the file using !ctrl~s Command.
+* Live screen sharing
+* Remotely use server machine's keyboard.
-* Authentication. The server machine is secured by **OTP(one time password)** which is generated at runtime randomly.
-
-# Working
-The client machine sends commands to server machine, where they get executed, and the result is returned. The client machine can also **write something using server's keyboard**. The client's machine can also **send shortcuts** like ctrl+s(save) and win+d(jump to desktop), alt+tab(next program). The possibilities are endless, with what you can do with it.
+ e.g. usage: you can open a text file on the remote machine. then you can write anything in that text file using !! before your text written in prompt. Once done you can save the file using !Ctrl + S. Command.
+* Authentication. The server machine is secured by OTP(one time password) which is generated at runtime randomly.
## Authors
- [@amrindersingh](co20305@ccet.ac.in)