windows 7 host, 1 vm attacker, 1 vm victim questions
hey guys, just wondering a few things. if i use my main win7 machine as my host machine and 2 vm's using 1 as the attacker and 1 as the victim machine and using all 3 as bridged connections (to get different ip addresses for all three), will metaploit work using this method ? also, if i run a exploit on a vm, can my host machine (windows7) be exploited as well ? thanks for help
Re: windows 7 host, 1 vm attacker, 1 vm victim questions
if you are doing these types of these things in workstation its probably easier to use nat instead of bridged mode because vmware has a virtual router that assigns addresses to vms. bridged mode is nice if you just want to use you ethernet connection you have with the host for your vm's as well.
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Re: windows 7 host, 1 vm attacker, 1 vm victim questions
It can work for alot of simulation, but when you get to things to ARP poisoning in this type of situation, I've noticed strange things can happen. Other attacks can work fine. Metasploit should work fine most of the time. Your host can also be exploited this way, if you so choose.
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