Bind Shells have the listener running on the target and the attacker connects to the listener in order to gain remote access to the target system. In Bind shell, the listener is ON on the target machine and the attacker connects to it. The attacker must know the IP address of the victim before launching the Bind Shell.
In the reverse shell, the attacker has the listener running on his/her machine and the target connects to the attacker with a shell. So that attacker can access the target system. The Reverse shell is opposite of the Bind Shell, in the reverse shell, the listener is ON on the Attacker machine and the target machine connects to it. The attacker doesn’t need to know the IP address of the victim, because the attacker is going to connect to our open port.


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