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Gain Access to the System-Testing 1/2{Ethical Hacking}

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I really enjoyed hanging out in this lab. I worked on Kali Linux and windows using many different tools. I intrusioned my host and virtual machine in different ways, using fatrat and Metasploit. Most examples shown in the lab will not pass anti-virus programs and firewalls in real life. So I created exploits embedded in extensions like pdf, jpeg, and Docx. I created more hidden and powerful exploits. I have more than 100 screenshots in total. Of course, I will only share lab tasks and prevent the file from turning into an hackencyclopedia. : ) I hacked even into my own android phone. :)  Responder : I first encountered the responder tool while reading the hacker playbook. It's a simple to use tool that gives good results. Even if I easily reached my NTLM hash, I could not crack the password because my password was ultra-difficult. L0phtCrack : I saw the name of this tool for the first time in a book. It was featured in the stories in the book "The art of intrusion...

How To Scan a Target Network Using Metasploit

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  Our topic is “ how to scan a target network using Metasploit.”  First, let’s explain what Metasploit is. Metasploit  is an open-source exploit framework. Metasploit; It can run in Linux, Windows Mac-OS environments. With Metasploit, not only direct attacks are made. You can make various backdoor files and attack the target system with them. Abuse codes written for vulnerabilities can be found on the site https://www.exploit-db.com/. Metasploit is a framework that includes scanning modules, antivirus circumvention models, and currently exploits. Metasploit comes preinstalled on Kali Linux, Backtrack Linux, or Parrot Linux. There are also auxiliary tools required for reverse engineering in Metasploit. Metasploit 3.0 and later versions are developed in the "Ruby" language. Apart from Metasploit, exploit codes can also be downloaded from sites such as https://packetstormsecurity.com/, milworm, and https://www.securityfocus.com/. However, the codes to be...