1 Exploitation Basics - Reverse Shells vs Bind Shells

[@acidjumps]

So if I'm understanding correctly the difference between bind and reverse is who is opening the listening port? Reverse: The attacker is opening the port, and the victim connects to it. Bind: The victim opens its port and and the attacker connects to it? And reverse shells are easier because it's easier to make the attacker open the port?

[@treasurem2491]

Youre amazing at explaining thank you. You explain even what the scripts mean which many dont.

[@PhayulInspireandIgnite]

perfect video with exact knowledge!

[@whiteshark6773]

thanks mate that was an amazing explanation

[@godkingeroz7335]

Thank you for this video

[@essencecodes]

Amazing content from @TCMSecurityAcademy - I am still learning.

[@mannyislam1]

At 06:00, you had both users and hostnames as "root" and "kali", so it's impossible to distinguish who is who in the demo.

[@gaddafinchuboreabdulai3410]

You talk too fast

[@danielmacleod4234]

Slow the video down then

[@obscurus4103]

upgrade your ears

[@jacobejameson]

You can slow down the video speed, I do it sometimes it helps