I love to see an increasing number next to the exploits once I have issued msfconsole. To make myself happy I find it pretty cool to add packetstorm Exploits to the framework which are not yet merged or will never be merged into the framework.
To get all exploits from 2012 via wget from packetstorm simply do a
wget http://packetstorm.igor.onlinedirect.bg/1212-exploits/2012-exploits.tgz
(to get all exploit archives use fnord0's packetstorm leecher https://github.com/fnord0/packetstorm.pl )
and untar the file
tar xvzf 2012-exploits.tgz
a simple find . -iname \*.rb.txt will tell you which files are for the framework.
rename those *.txt.rb files by
rename s/rb.txt/rb/g *-exploits/*
create a new folder in your exploits folder (in my case)
mkdir /opt/metasploit-4.4.0/msf3/modules/exploits/packetstorm
I like to start msfconsole then to see the currently listed exploits
1003 is already nice. Lets exit the msfconsole
To get all exploits from 2012 via wget from packetstorm simply do a
wget http://packetstorm.igor.onlinedirect.bg/1212-exploits/2012-exploits.tgz
(to get all exploit archives use fnord0's packetstorm leecher https://github.com/fnord0/packetstorm.pl )
and untar the file
tar xvzf 2012-exploits.tgz
a simple find . -iname \*.rb.txt will tell you which files are for the framework.
rename those *.txt.rb files by
rename s/rb.txt/rb/g *-exploits/*
create a new folder in your exploits folder (in my case)
mkdir /opt/metasploit-4.4.0/msf3/modules/exploits/packetstorm
I like to start msfconsole then to see the currently listed exploits
1003 is already nice. Lets exit the msfconsole
copy all packetstorm framework exploit files to the created directory
find . -iname \*.rb -exec cp {} /opt/metasploit-4.4.0/msf3/modules/exploits/packetstorm/ \;
and start msfconsole
1263 is the number that made me happy today.
There will be some issues related to some modules but these are minor bugs.
Cool thing. Thanks!
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