MetaSploit tutorial for beginners This MetaSploit tutorial for beginners is to be a starting guide for how to use MetaSploit. It assumes that you already have MetaSploit installed, or that you are running Kali / backtrack Linux. The basic concept of how to use MetaSploit is as follows: – Run msfconsole in your terminal – Identify a remote host and add to the metasploit database – Identify a vulnerability in the remote host that you wish to exploit – Configure the payload to exploit the vulnerability in the remote host – Execute the payload against the remote host Once you have mastered this pattern, you can do most things within Metasploit. As this is a MetaSploit tutorial for beginners, I’ll walk you through the steps. Start the database service In Kali Linux Terminal: service postgreqsql start # if this is the first time you are running metasploit, run the following: msfdb init # start metasploit using msfconsole msfconsole or using the kali linux menu systm: Exploitation tools Metasploit You will meet with the following prompt in your terminal: This is msfconsole. Msfconsole is the main command line interface to MetaSploit. There are other interfaces available – GUI interfaces (armitage), and a web interface too (websploit).
With msfconsole you can launch exploits, create listeners, configure payloads etc. Getting help in metasploit MetaSploit has lots of great documentation built in. Type help to get a basic list of commands.
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Help show help show will give you the help section for the show command. Help search help search will give you the help section for the search command. If you get the error ‘Database not connected or cache not built’ use ‘dbstatus’ to see if the metasploit database connected. If not, start the postgresql database (instructions above) and re-start msfconsole. If ‘dbstatus’ reports ‘connected’ then run the ‘dbrebuildcache’ command to rebuild your metasploit database cache.
#rebuild the database caches dbrebuildcache Identify a remote host You can run nmap from inside msfconsole and save the output into the MetaSploit database. Dbnmap -v -sV hostornetworktoscaneg 192.168.0.0/24 This is a handy way to get an initial list of remote hosts on your network.
I have some other tips in this article. To show a list of all available port scanners: search port-scan More examples of port-scanning remote machines and saving the output into the MetaSploit database are: To list all the remote hosts found by your nmap scan: hosts To add these hosts to your list of remote targets hosts -R Pick a vulnerability and use an exploit Once you have performed an operating system fingerprint (or you have identified the application running on the remote host, eg by ) and know what your remote hosts operating system is (using nmap, lynix, maltego, wp-scan, etc) you can pick an exploit to test. Have an easy way to find exploits.