Metasploit Tutorial for Beginners || Sinhala medium
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Metasploit is a powerful open-source penetration testing framework that helps security professionals simulate cyber attacks to identify vulnerabilities in systems. This tutorial provides an introductory overview for beginners:
Introduction to Metasploit: Metasploit aids in testing and securing systems by emulating real-world attacks. It's widely used in cybersecurity for ethical hacking and vulnerability assessment.
Installation: Download and install Metasploit on your operating system. Choose between the open-source community version and Metasploit Pro. Installation guides are available on the official website.
Key Concepts: Familiarize yourself with terms like exploits (code that targets vulnerabilities), payloads (actions after exploitation), modules (functional components), and auxiliary modules (tools for various tasks).
Environment Setup: Prepare your testing environment, potentially using virtual machines and isolated networks to avoid real-world consequences.
5. Vulnerability Scanning: Use tools like Nmap to scan for targets and identify open ports and services. This information helps you narrow down potential entry points.
Selecting Exploits: Choose an appropriate exploit module based on the vulnerabilities discovered. Metasploit's extensive database covers various systems and applications.
Payloads: Payloads determine the action after successful exploitation, such as gaining a remote shell or control over the system. Meterpreter is a versatile payload for post-exploitation tasks.
Exploitation: Execute the chosen exploit against the target. Successful exploitation grants access to the system or application.
Meterpreter Sessions: If exploitation succeeds, a Meterpreter session provides advanced control over the target. Execute commands, transfer files, and explore the system.
Post-Exploitation: Perform activities like privilege escalation and data gathering. Use the compromised system to pivot to other devices on the network.
Covering Tracks: Remove traces of your presence by cleaning logs and erasing evidence, imitating real attackers.
Auxiliary Modules: Utilize auxiliary modules for additional functions like scanning, fingerprinting, and information gathering.
Reporting: Document findings, methods, and potential risks in a comprehensive report. This helps stakeholders understand the security posture.
Ethical Use: Always obtain proper authorization before testing systems. Metasploit should only be used for ethical and legal purposes.
Learning Resources: Explore official documentation, tutorials, forums, and training courses to enhance your Metasploit skills.
Practice Safely: Set up a controlled lab environment to practice and refine your skills without causing harm.
// Menu // 00:39 Coming up 00:40 Intro 00:52 Disclaimer 01:55 Cyber Security Roadmap 04:36 Recon-ng 05:38 msfconole 06:32 Nmap intro 06:35 Informations Gathering 11:52 host Traget IP 12:49 Access the Target IP 14:50 Questions 14:50 End Intro 16:33 Thanks
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