We can look at our current privleges by looking at the sudo -l command.
Looks like we can run monitor.sh as root
personal directory and monitor.sh file do not exist
Since the directory personal and the file do not exist I created them. The monitor.sh script contains the following and turned it into an executable with chmod +x command.
Reverse connection to my machine.
After setting up a listener on my machine and running the monitor.sh script, we get a connection with root!
