Metasploit Basic Commands

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MSF > Show Exploits

All available penetration testing frameworks for column Metasploip. In the MSF terminal, appropriate penetration attacks can be implemented against the security vulnerabilities found in penetration testing.

MSF > show Auxiliary

List all the auxiliary modules and their purpose.

MSF > Show Options

The settings required to ensure that each module in the Metasploit framework is running correctly.

For example: When you select a module

MSF > Use WINDOWS/SMB/MS08_067_NETAPI

And then:

MSF exploit (MS08_067_NETAPI) > Show options

Tip: Use back to return to MSG >

MSF > Search MSSQL

Search for a specific penetration attack, auxiliary, or attack payload

MSF > show payloads

List all the attack loads

When using a penetration module, the attack load that is appropriate for this module is listed

MSF > show targets

Metasploit's penetration attack module can typically list the types of target systems affected by the vulnerability. In short, the attack is only specific to the operating system version and only applies to specific patch levels, language versions, and security implementations.

MSF exploit (MS08_067_NETAPI) > Info

List the details of the Ms08_067_netapi module

All parameters in the Metasploit module have only two states: set or not set (unset)

The SETG command and the UNSETG command can be set or cleared for global parameters

Use the Save command to save the settings of the SETG command for global parameters, which can also be used the next time the MSF terminal starts

List of modules 4 parameters meaning:

Name Current Setting Required Description

Module name current settings must lose (yes,no) description

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Metasploit Basic Commands