What is a Reverse Shell
The reverse shell is a shell session formed on a connection initiated by a remote machine. Attackers who successfully exploit the risk of executing remote commands can use an inverse armor to obtain an interactive shell session on the target machine and continue their attack. Remote shell access (also known as a connector-back shell) may be the only way to remote shell access via NAT or a firewall. Let's see how the reverse shell works in practice.
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