How to Perform a Rogue Raspberry Pi Exploit

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The goal of a cyber attack is to gain a foothold into the victim’s network. In the absence of a successful external attack on servers, imagine that a malicious group can bypass your firewalls and fancy network scanners and get direct access to your network from the inside. An often-overlooked vulnerability exists from your exposed Ethernet ports. Gaining access to these unattended ports is the threat that allows rogue devices to expose your network. Exploiting this vulnerability comes in the form of a reverse shell. A reverse shell is where the host (or victim) machine initiates outgoing shell connections to a command server and provides reverse shell capability. The remote host can then SSH back into the. victim machine and establish a foothold on the compromised network.