
Explore metasploit gui backdoors and how to install and create control mechanisms. Designed for beginners and script kiddies, it covers android device considerations and mentions ethical risks.
Learn how to locate the Kage tool on GitHub, review prerequisites, and understand the basic process of downloading and installing the Windows or Linux binaries.
Illustrates building Windows payloads in the Metasploit framework, establishing reverse connections, and probing post-exploitation capabilities like file transfers, webcam capture, and microphone access.
Learn how to simulate hacking a Windows 7 target with Kage using a Metasploit GUI, including deploying a reverse shell, establishing a connection, and exploring the victim's file system.
Learn how to use the Kage framework and Metasploit GUI to explore Android hacking concepts, generate payloads, establish connections, and view device data for educational purposes.
This Course is especially designed for the Very Beginners Level (Script Kiddie), In this course you will learn how to use kage tool, inspired by AhMyth designed for Metasploit RPC Server to interact with meterpreter sessions and generate payloads, to create backdoor (A backdoor is a typically covert method of bypassing normal authentication or encryption in a computer, product, embedded device, or its embodiment.) and uploading the backdoor on the different target machines like windows 10, windows 7 and on the android platform using Kage the Metasploit GUI .
The Prerequisites For Using This Tools Are :-
· Metasploit-framework must be installed and in your PATH:
o Msfrpcd
o Msfvenom
o Msfdb
What are the requirements?
A willingness to learn and an open mind
Basic understanding of how computers work
Some linux and network experience is a plus
What am I going to get from this course?
By the end of this course, you will be able to create payloads and backdoors.
You will have the ability to remotely access and control the victim devices.
You will learn how to install Kage and use it for generating backdoors.
You will access compromised devices and run commands remotely
What is the target audience?
Anyone interested in cybersecurity
This are the Credits:-
Metasploit Framework - (c) Rapid7 Inc. 2012 (BSD License)
node-msfrpc - (c) Tomas Gonzalez Vivo. 2017 (Apache License)
electron-vue - (c) Greg Holguin. 2016 (MIT)