Welcome in this lecture we're going to see how to hack this machine with the help of my dad's blood
framework.
So basically here the attacker went to create a payload and send it to the machine.
When you click on the payload file the better is to be treated for the attacker.
First we need to create a payload file for the machine.
So go to MIT applied framework and type Ruby MSF venom hyphen B windows slash interpreter slash everyone's
DCP and hoist one into two not one sixty eight not one not hundred because the target mission is to
connect to our machine now and by the local port police and on machine
as we know that we are creating a payload with the ELC extension so using the highpoint if to indicate
to the file extension and left you the name and part of the file where you want to say
as you can see the payload is created.
Now let's take an internal storage.
Here is our payload.
Next we need to send this payload file typically machine to listen to the west connection from a machine
we need to open MSF console.
On my test flight not was there a handler type used exploit slash multi slash handler
as you can see the handler is set.
Now we are willing to set our payload so type set payload windows slash reporter slash rewards DCP.
Now we need to set local Hoyt and local port so to set local hosted by set and host and to do 168.
When not under now to set local port type set airport for 44 foot for now to start listening time run
as you can see now we to do to listen incoming connection here again see as soon payload failed to my
machine.
So let's run this as against the interminable recording with repetition.
Now you can access the machine so let's see the basic information of 50 machine type system in four.
Here you can see the basic information of the machine now to see the commands type help here you can
see the list of commands now detected that it is over tape the at here it is the list of it it's showing
only desktop files because our payload is on next up so that so you can hack with machine with the help
of my test flight.