Keep it up man, these are great.
I will give this a shot later tonight I think. Is it possible to embed an OSX exploit into the pdf as well? My windows target is out of commission until I scrap up some money to fix it.
In this video I will show you how to build a reverse_tcp in a .pdf file using Metasploit and how to steal hashes after having a meterpreter session on.
Have fun !!
Blip.tv:http://blip.tv/file/3226977
BLOG:http://sickness.tor.hu/?p=97
Last edited by sickness; 06-29-2010 at 06:47 PM.
Keep it up man, these are great.
I will give this a shot later tonight I think. Is it possible to embed an OSX exploit into the pdf as well? My windows target is out of commission until I scrap up some money to fix it.
Well you actually can embed the "reverse_tcp" in other formats like .mp3 .pdf .exe so I guess you should be able to make it.
you have to use MAC OS X payloads:
MSF vs OS X
don't wanna sound like a smart ass, but there are really too many msf3 videos out there already with msf3 standard/advanced usage:
google: metasploit site:youtube.com
google: metasploit site:blip.tv
google: metasploit filetype:swf
But I think still THE best reference is the unleashed project by offsec:
http://www.offensive-security.com/metasploit-unleashed/
Another good ressource on this topic:
http://carnal0wnage.attackresearch.com/
Still keep your work going!
/brtw2003
Last edited by brtw2003; 02-17-2010 at 03:50 PM.
Well, I made two movies about password sniffing, now I made two movies with Metasploit and next ... I don't know exactly but I will see![]()
It would be nice to see something original.
Well I don't think there is much left. I mean what are the chances of finding something that wasn't filmed before. I mean Backtrack is the most downloaded Linux distro, everyone wants it, everyone tests it. If you have something in mind please tell me
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Regardless of what others say and how many others out there, this one is made by you SO... thank you for putting in the effort and sharing it with others.
Nice tutorial. Did you happen to figure out how to remove the cmd box when you loaded the pdf?
If you get tired of listening to your music... cat /vmlinuz > /dev/audio
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Macbook 2.4Ghz Dual Core, 4GB Ram, Edimax EW-7318USG, BT4
No, I didn't figure that out yet ... still searching.