[chmod]

For all those complaining about db_autopwn it has been removed because it caused remote hosts to crash.

Also you shouldn't use it anyway, it's like opening a door with a tank. Sure it gets the job done but it's loud and messy learn to use metasploit properly you will have far more success.

@mililove @g-nine

For db_host the command is db_hosts

[mililove]

For all those complaining about db_autopwn it has been removed because it caused remote hosts to crash.

Also you shouldn't use it anyway, it's like opening a door with a tank. Sure it gets the job done but it's loud and messy learn to use metasploit properly you will have far more success.

@mililove @g-nine

For db_host the command is db_hosts

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Thank you so much, but that was the only way I knew how to do it. I'm not that good at this yet, I'm just starting to learn.

Do you think this could help? http://www.fastandeasyhacking.com/manual

[mililove]

For all those complaining about db_autopwn it has been removed because it caused remote hosts to crash.

Also you shouldn't use it anyway, it's like opening a door with a tank. Sure it gets the job done but it's loud and messy learn to use metasploit properly you will have far more success.

@mililove @g-nine

For db_host the command is db_hosts

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Thank you so much, but that was the only way I knew how to do it. I'm not that good at this yet, I'm just starting to learn.

Do you think this could help? http://www.fastandeasyhacking.com/manual

[chmod]

For all those complaining about db_autopwn it has been removed because it caused remote hosts to crash.

Also you shouldn't use it anyway, it's like opening a door with a tank. Sure it gets the job done but it's loud and messy learn to use metasploit properly you will have far more success.

@mililove @g-nine

For db_host the command is db_hosts

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Thank you so much, but that was the only way I knew how to do it. I'm not that good at this yet, I'm just starting to learn.

Do you think this could help? http://www.fastandeasyhacking.com/manual

Armitage is nice, but for learning purposes I would recommend doing it manually through metasploit itself that way you will better understand whats happening and learn more from it Offensive-security (the people behind training courses and distros such as backtrack and kali) put together a nice free course on this here which I thoroughly recommend you check out. it will give you a good insight into how metasploit works but you should also check out some of @Ex094's threads specifically this and this it's quite a lot of reading but will give you a great foundation into metasploit and system hacking.

[chmod]

For all those complaining about db_autopwn it has been removed because it caused remote hosts to crash.

Also you shouldn't use it anyway, it's like opening a door with a tank. Sure it gets the job done but it's loud and messy learn to use metasploit properly you will have far more success.

@mililove @g-nine

For db_host the command is db_hosts

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Thank you so much, but that was the only way I knew how to do it. I'm not that good at this yet, I'm just starting to learn.

Do you think this could help? http://www.fastandeasyhacking.com/manual

Armitage is nice, but for learning purposes I would recommend doing it manually through metasploit itself that way you will better understand whats happening and learn more from it Offensive-security (the people behind training courses and distros such as backtrack and kali) put together a nice free course on this here which I thoroughly recommend you check out. it will give you a good insight into how metasploit works but you should also check out some of @Ex094's threads specifically this and this it's quite a lot of reading but will give you a great foundation into metasploit and system hacking.

[mililove]

Armitage is nice, but for learning purposes I would recommend doing it manually through metasploit itself that way you will better understand whats happening and learn more from it Offensive-security (the people behind training courses and distros such as backtrack and kali) put together a nice free course on this here which I thoroughly recommend you check out. it will give you a good insight into how metasploit works but you should also check out some of @Ex094's threads specifically this and this it's quite a lot of reading but will give you a great foundation into metasploit and system hacking.
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Thank you!!! you are amazing!!!

I don't usually find people willing to help. Thank you so much, i'm gonna try to understand something hahaha

[mililove]

Armitage is nice, but for learning purposes I would recommend doing it manually through metasploit itself that way you will better understand whats happening and learn more from it Offensive-security (the people behind training courses and distros such as backtrack and kali) put together a nice free course on this here which I thoroughly recommend you check out. it will give you a good insight into how metasploit works but you should also check out some of @Ex094's threads specifically this and this it's quite a lot of reading but will give you a great foundation into metasploit and system hacking.
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Thank you!!! you are amazing!!!

I don't usually find people willing to help. Thank you so much, i'm gonna try to understand something hahaha

[chmod]

Armitage is nice, but for learning purposes I would recommend doing it manually through metasploit itself that way you will better understand whats happening and learn more from it Offensive-security (the people behind training courses and distros such as backtrack and kali) put together a nice free course on this here which I thoroughly recommend you check out. it will give you a good insight into how metasploit works but you should also check out some of @Ex094's threads specifically this and this it's quite a lot of reading but will give you a great foundation into metasploit and system hacking.

Thank you!!! you are amazing!!!

I don't usually find people willing to help. Thank you so much, i'm gonna try to understand something hahaha

We are all more than happy to help here if you run into any problems just ask.

[chmod]

Armitage is nice, but for learning purposes I would recommend doing it manually through metasploit itself that way you will better understand whats happening and learn more from it Offensive-security (the people behind training courses and distros such as backtrack and kali) put together a nice free course on this here which I thoroughly recommend you check out. it will give you a good insight into how metasploit works but you should also check out some of @Ex094's threads specifically this and this it's quite a lot of reading but will give you a great foundation into metasploit and system hacking.

Thank you!!! you are amazing!!!

I don't usually find people willing to help. Thank you so much, i'm gonna try to understand something hahaha

We are all more than happy to help here if you run into any problems just ask.

[mililove]

Armitage is nice, but for learning purposes I would recommend doing it manually through metasploit itself that way you will better understand whats happening and learn more from it Offensive-security (the people behind training courses and distros such as backtrack and kali) put together a nice free course on this here which I thoroughly recommend you check out. it will give you a good insight into how metasploit works but you should also check out some of @Ex094's threads specifically this and this it's quite a lot of reading but will give you a great foundation into metasploit and system hacking.

Thank you!!! you are amazing!!!

I don't usually find people willing to help. Thank you so much, i'm gonna try to understand something hahaha

We are all more than happy to help here if you run into any problems just ask.

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I feel like I'm missing something... I'm reading about nmap and nessus so I think I'm starting to understand that... but once you do a recon what happens? that's where I get lost. Because if I'm not mistaken, that was why the autopwn it was so helpfull. But now, after the mapping how do I keep going, I'm seriously lost... sorry... this might seem stupid for you, but I've been reading a lot, a long with other stuff that I'm trying to learn and still don't get it.
I would be so gratefull if you guys could help me... sorry for being so annoying
thank you...

p.d: I apologize for my english, is not my first language so I make a lot of mistakes..

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Armitage is nice, but for learning purposes I would recommend doing it manually through metasploit itself that way you will better understand whats happening and learn more from it Offensive-security (the people behind training courses and distros such as backtrack and kali) put together a nice free course on this here which I thoroughly recommend you check out. it will give you a good insight into how metasploit works but you should also check out some of @Ex094's threads specifically this and this it's quite a lot of reading but will give you a great foundation into metasploit and system hacking.

Thank you!!! you are amazing!!!

I don't usually find people willing to help. Thank you so much, i'm gonna try to understand something hahaha

We are all more than happy to help here if you run into any problems just ask.

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I feel like I'm missing something... I'm reading about nmap and nessus so I think I'm starting to understand that... but once you do a recon what happens? that's where I get lost. Because if I'm not mistaken, that was why the autopwn it was so helpfull. But now, after the mapping how do I keep going, I'm seriously lost... sorry... this might seem stupid for you, but I've been reading a lot, a long with other stuff that I'm trying to learn and still don't get it.
I would be so gratefull if you guys could help me... sorry for being so annoying
thank you...

p.d: I apologize for my english, is not my first language so I make a lot of mistakes..