If i spwan a reverse shell on windows do i have to be in the same lan

[JNava85]

So i want to spwan a reverse shell on my home desktop and manage it from anywhere im at do i need to be in the same lan where the shell was spwaned?

[Roark]

No, you would create the reverse shell on the target machine and point it to your server. Install netcat on the server and use [nc -l -p yourPortNumber] to receive the reverse shell.