‫Now we've talked about the basic principles of the Metasploit Framework.
‫Let's see MSF console, which will be our home for the rest of this cause.
‫So we'd be better off to update the Metasploit framework at the very beginning.
‫There are always new vulnerabilities and exploits, so I will recommend that you update the framework
‫before each use.
‫First, I use the Locate Linux Command to see the location of the MSF update binary, actually, Metasploit
‫Framework is already in Carly's path.
‫So you don't need to find the location of it, you can just run it in any location.
‫Typekit massive update and hit enter.
‫If you were on the command inside Collie, you'll see this message, it says Metasploit is part of Collie.
‫So we should use ordinary system update commands.
‫So let's do what it says.
‫Select the command, click the middle mouse button and hit Enter.
‫If you have recently updated, the process will be short.
‫Otherwise, it may take a couple of minutes.
‫Now we're finished and we are ready to exploit.
‫The MSF console is probably the most popular interface to the Metasploit Framework MSF.
‫It provides an all in one centralized console and allows you efficient access to virtually all of the
‫operations available in the MSF.
‫MSF console may seem intimidating at first, but once you learn the syntax of the commands, you will
‫learn to appreciate the power of utilising this interface.
‫Here are the benefits to use the MSF console.
‫It's the only supported way to access most of the features within Metasploit.
‫It provides a console based interface to the framework.
‫It contains the most features and is the most stable Metasploit Framework interface.
‫It has full RE-ALIGN support, tabbing and command completion and execution of external commands, and
‫massive console is possible.
‫For example, you can use ping or if config system commands while you were inside the MSV console.