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Is there a way to recover a connection to the server if by accident the terminal window which was open with Metasploit running was closed or should I start every process all over again?
Continue reading Is it possible to recover a Metasploit terminal session closed by accident?
I failed to find images on my second device that I hacked using a Metasploit reverse TCP shell.
It seems that the search command isn’t working at all and that I’m stuck with one directory on the target’s android device.
I know that the fil… Continue reading Where to find where images are located in the target’s android device
I’ve scanned a target with metasploit scanner/smb/smb_version and nmap -O.
smb_version: Windows 2016 Standard (build:14393)
Nmap: Windows Server 2008 R2 – 2012; CPE: cpe:/o:microsoft:windows
What is the OS of my target? I don’t understan… Continue reading What is the version of the scanned OS?
When I exploit a service with Metasploit and expect a meterpreter reverse shell, where is my meterpreter session located on the target machine? Is it within the allocated memory of the exploited service?
Continue reading Where does meterpreter initially land in RAM?
I am on a red team exercise and want to try wePWNise to create a malware document with an executable that I have created and tested and know to pass the target’s AV.
Does anybody know how to convert a PE executable back to raw in the forma… Continue reading Converting a PE executable to a RAW format
Using auxiliary/scanner/http/tomcat_mgr_login, I get the following reply after run the exploit command: authorization not requested.
I have set rhosts and my test server is listening on rport 80. Can anyone help me out on this?
Continue reading Authorization not requested tomcat_mgr_login [closed]
How you would bypass the following firewall rules to perform a TCP scan identifying service ports in the open (NOT open|filtered) state for hosts behind the firewall using nmap or metasploit:
• The firewall blocks incoming SYN-flagged pack… Continue reading How to bypass a firewall with the following rules and perform a TCP scan?
Suppose there is a remote server 203.0.113.123 listening on port 1337 that is running a vulnerable application. I have engineered a sequence of inputs for that application that result in a shell. I can generate that input with a Python scr… Continue reading Use a custom Metasploit exploit
Is there an easy way to go to the right path of an exploit in Metasploit? like for instance, I want to access the scanner module where it holds the TCP/IP Sequence Prediction Blind Reset Spoofing DoS exploit. But I think I’m parsing the wr… Continue reading The right path to tcp_seq_window.nasl TCP/IP Sequence Prediction Blind Reset Spoofing DoS
Metasploit is the most used penetration testing framework. In this Help Net Security video, Spencer McIntyre, Lead Security Researcher at Rapid7, talks about how Metasploit enables defenders to always stay one step (or two) ahead of the game, and offer… Continue reading The past, present and future of Metasploit