So being familiar with a file system of a tool might help you to exploit it a little bit better.
So take some time to make yourself familiar with its file system.
In order to do that, the best way to learn the structure of Métis Boyte is to browse through its directory.
This boy framework is provided in the user share Métis Boyte framework directory in Colly Linux.
And one could more easily understand the Mideast Boyd architecture by having to look under the hood.
So let's examine the file system of Métis boy and see just how the framework is constructed.
So I'm going to open a terminal.
And let's have a look, see where we are.
So I'm going to Métis Point Framework Directory.
And when using Linux, the Métis framework is usually located in the path user share Métis Point framework.
So let's see what we have here, right?
So hopefully, if you can see over my shoulder here, the MSF file system is organized by really well-defined
directorate.
And the structure is very clear.
The motor sport framework has a variety of component categories based on their role and the penetration
testing phases.
For example, here, the data folder.
This directory stores editable files such as word lists and binaries required for some of the XPoint.
So let me show you some of the WORDLIST directories that support uses these lists for brute force.
The documentation folder.
As its name suggests, the documentation directory contains the available documentation for the framework.
Modules folder, all the Métis Boyte modules are contained in this directory.
Now, the module's directory is where you will find the actual MSF modules for exports, auxiliaries,
post modules, payloads, encoders and NLB generators, and you will be interacting with Métis Boite,
mostly by modules.
The primary directory for modules is user share Métis white framework modules.
But you can use your own modules from your home directory at MSF for modules.
Plugins folder, and as I said before, Métis Point is not a rigid tool.
You can customize it and add plug ins to increase its power, so you're going to find these plug ins
in this directory.
So the common plug ins are open, Vachss.
Next, Bozie Nessus.
And a variety of others which can be loaded into the framework using the load command.
Scripts, the scripts directory contains met typewriter and other scripts.
Now, I'm going to show you some of the interpreter scripts, these scripts help you to automate some
of the post exploitation jobs, such as keyboard recording, dumping password hashes and, well, getting
much more information from the compromised system.
Tool's.
The Tools directory has various useful command line utilities that aid in penetration testing, and
that's contained in this folder.
I also want to show you how to view the Métis point directory from the Gooey.
Now, this would be way more helpful to get a better understanding of the framework and all of its components.
So from folder view.
User.
Matus Boyte framework.
And now you're in the metastable directory.
You can open the folders that you have viewed from the terminal.