A secure Linux machine serving up web pages and user accounts on the Internet. It is now just another server on a network doing normal computer things with SSH enabled on Port 22. You will need this later so write it down. In this example, the IP address of our Raspberry Pi target machine is 192.168.1.95. If you do not know the IP address of the target machine, you can confirm the IP address of the Raspberry Pi using the hostname -I or ifconfig command from the console. SSH is enabled during the installation and the system is up-to-date using apt-update and apt upgrade. The Raspberry Pi is also performing no other daily responsibilities so no additional setup on this machine is required for this test. The machine performing the exploit is Kali Linux on VMWare. We are using common default usernames and passwords. SSH is enabled, but in reality, this can be any machine with SSH. The target machine, a Raspberry Pi running the Kali Linux OS is up-to-date and no other changes were made to the operating system. This is a simple brute force method to connect to a Unix machine using SSH in our pentesting lab.
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