$1.$ Assume that we have reason to believe that the server at $10\mathrm{.}1\mathrm{.}1\mathrm{.}3$ has a potential file share open to the public.

$2.$ Attempt to mount that share to Kali and the standard mnt directory like in the lab. We don't need to copy anything after this.

$3.$ Poke around under $/$mnt to find the home directory contents of robert. There is information there but it might be under standard hidden files, there is a way to do an ls and show hidden files.

$4.$ In our recon we want to find out what robert has been going on the server $($what commands he is running recently$)$ He might be a super user?

$5.$ Figure out how to cat what he has run to the screen for our recon and include in the screen shot.

What is the cat command to reveal the history of commands that Robert has been running recently? Please write the command out

Our shell is the "bash" shell and it has a history file of what commands a user runs.

Be careful that you are not looking at your own systems history, you need to be looking under the $/$mnt for this.