Question

*There is no additional information given regarding these questions. Just these scenarios"

QUESTION 1

"One of the far desks has some old laptops on it. Miscellaneous equipment and computer parts are stacked on the floor around it. Under the desk, you see a small switch that is plugged into a power strip. It has some empty ports and appears to be on. You take a Raspberry Pi (RPI), a small single-board computer, out of your jacket pocket and plug it into the power strip and switch, hiding it behind some junk equipment on the floor. The Pi has a stripped down version of Kali Linux installed on it. Taking out your phone, you make an SSH connection to the Wi-Fi interface of the Pi. The Pi has picked up a DHCP lease through its Ethernet interface and is able to connect to a VNC cloud. You screencap your phone session with the RPI. You're confident that you'll be able to make a remote connection to it through the Internet. How might the Raspberry Pi help you, and what are some of the risks to leaving it there in the IT department?"

QUESTION 2

Let's say piggybacking and tailgating are too risky. How else could you gain physical access to this restricted area?

Answer 1

First of all leaving your external device connected to your IT department systems is not ethical. Firms strictly disallow such connectivity with external devices in your case Raspberry Pi. In case IT security people find it you might be in great trouble.

Anyway when you have already connected your Raspberry Pi to system, then be ensure that RDP software is installed on Raspberry Pi. After that Install a remote desktop app on Rasbian and then connect your PC with the ip address.