Revising the approach

Let us summarize the entire penetration test step by step:

1. In the very first step, we did an NMAP scan over the target.
2. We found that VSFTPD 2.3.4 is running on port 21 and is vulnerable to attack.
3. We exploited VSFTPD 2.3.5 running on port 21.
4. We got the shell access to the target running at 192.168.10.112.

5. We created a Linux meterpreter shell and copied it to the /var/www directory of Apache. Next, we ran the wget command from the shell and downloaded our newly created meterpreter shell onto the target.
6. We assigned full privileges to the shell backdoor file via chmod 777 backdoor.elf.
7. Setting up an exploit handler in a separate window, which is listening on port 4444, we ran the backdoor.elf file on the target.
8. We got the Linux meterpreter access on the target system, which is 192.168.10.112.

9. Running the arp command on the compromised system, we found that it was internally connected to a separate network and is connected to another system running on an internal IP address...