
Explore Metasploit, the widely used hacking framework, with its free open-source version operable from the command line via msf console, and learn information gathering and port scanning to identify services.
Learn to navigate the Metasploit console, select exploits and payloads, configure options with show options, set targets and ports, and run exploits across Windows, Mac, and Linux.
Scan a target with the Metasploit console to identify open ports and services, such as SSH on port 22 and a server on port 80, then explore brute-force password attempts.
Learn to search exploits in the metasploit console, view payloads, choose a Windows 2000/XP target, set host and port, and run the exploit to observe a system crash.
Generate msfvenom payloads for Windows, Linux, and Android; configure a reverse shell with lhost and lport, and use Metasploit's multi/handler to gain remote access.
This course teaches you the basics of metasploit, a popular hacking and exploitation tool. You will learn how to do basic port scanning and how to configure and run exploits. You'll also be able to create malicious executables that take over the targets computer.
The course contains a demonstration of running an exploit that crashes a Windows 2000 computer. By the end of this course, you should be able to configure and run exploits, to run brute force password attacks and also to create malicious executables that give you complete remote control over the targets computer. That includes doing things like downloading files, browsing files, uploading files, taking screenshots, recording the microphone, starting web cam and much more.
This is a beginners course, you don't need any prior knowledge about ethical hacking but you should have Kali Linux at hand. Kali Linux is a system that is designed for hacking, which happens to be Linux based. You can get this system for free, by downloading the iso file and putting it onto a usb. A more simple way is to just ship a Kali Linux Live USB to your home address. Once you start Kali, you'll have many hacking tools at hand