So exploits are the most important part of the mayor's Boyte framework.
They make you take advantage of a flaw within any particular system, an application or a service.
So it's by using exploits that you or maybe an attacker can get the results from the developer or the
system administrator would never intend for.
In boy framework, there are 1824 exploits when I recorded this course, which includes more than 15
categories based on the different platforms.
And right up here are the various categories of the exploits.
Now, I guess you might think about how you're going to find your way among all of the available exploits.
So let me quickly show you one.
Now, first, I got to mention, you've got to be very careful before using any of these exploits,
so let me suggest to you that you make an extensive enumeration on the target that you want to use and
exploit on proper enumeration of the target might give the operating system of the target, including
the exact version and architecture open ports on the target, both TCP or UDP services with a version,
information and probability of a particular service being vulnerable.
So.
First, let's have a look at the export modules from the GeoEye.
Look into the folder.
And here there are over 15 categories, and under each one, you'll find even more categories.
Under Eunuch's.
FTP.
Here is the expert that I want to use.
So go back to the terminal.
I want to clear the screen.
Usage is the same as auxiliaries use and the name of the XPoint.
Use exploit Unix FTP.
Voice, FTD, back door.
So I'll use this one just as an example, then show you the options of the XPoint.
Said our host to your Matus portable to IP address.
Default port number is 21.
So you don't need to change it unless you find that this version of FTP is running on another port.
And I'll show you the options again.
OK, so here you go.
Type exploit to run the exploit code against the medicine, voidable to.
And Tara, you have your first show on the target.
As you can see here, Métis Boit warns us about the open shell, so this is not an interactive show.
And while you can type some Linux commands directly here.
Who am I using the show?
Oh, route user type I.D. to see the actual user.
And yeah, sure enough, it's correct.
So you can write here Linux commands, for example, if config.
And you see that this is voidable to.