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Securitytube Metasploit Framework Expert Part 1 (Exploitation Basics)
Description: Welcome to Part 1 of the SecurityTube Metasploit Framework Expert (SMFE) course material videos. You can sign up for the course here: http://www.securitytube.net/smfe
In this video, we will look at the basics of vulnerability, how to use a raw one using the exploit source code and identify the problems with this approach. This will then lead to the need for a tool like Metasploit.
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Love this Vivek, again, thank you for the high quality free education you are providing!
Am looking forward for part 2 :)
Nice.
Thank you so much Vivek, i allready learned a lot with your highly professional videos.
Excellent my friend, good luck :)
Thank you very much Vivek, I'm a college student in computer science and I'm really interested in computer security. Your videos are just awesome. You are a very good teacher :)
zhakasssss.....
11:51 --> "Exploit did not do a good cleanup after it exited"
But the shutdown window appeared before you exited the shell.
11:31-11:38
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outstanding..waiting for the 2nd part..
great vivek! can´t wait for the next part :)
:) Just found you and the site!
Im a system administration student very intrested in security and may want to go into pentesting
Great Vivek!! Welcome Back!!
How many video for this serious,
what is the prereq for this serious,
@ringneckparrot Thanks my friend! Free info sec education for one and all :)
@Andrew, mOei, joseph_curwen, video, Forseti, prats, hex condor 3IL060 Thanks Guys! Part 2 is now available in stores :)
@k47hm4ndu "Clean Exit" means the system should not be disturbed or should not reboot / crash or lose any functionality. Auto-reboot after the payload exited is bad. Watch the next video to understand what I mean by a "clean exit"
@edojawa Around 20+ videos if not more. Pre-requisite is basics of networking and linux, and a zeal to learn security :)
Part 2 if now online: http://www.securitytube.net/video/2563
Enjoy!
ThankYou Vivek Ramachandran Ji
Tusi Taa Toop Ho
Saddi Industry Di Hope Ho...
:D :)
Keep up the good work, Vivek. I watched a similar video on irongeek website but this was far more explanatory and newbie friendly.
awesome awesome awesome awesome ................ :-).
keep up the good work
Excellent work as always..
from where can i get the files used in the tutorial?
Thanx for the great work sir.. :)
awesome work sir:)
hello sir,
Awesome work.i watched first tut on RPC DCOM Vulnerablity.i have one doub`t, Is there any connection with telnet.suppose if i disable telnet service means can i able to exploit the computer.
hi sir ,
g8888 work , wish you all the best !
Brilliant Videos love them!!
Help please!! I keep getting these messages "Exploit exception: the connect timedout " (172.333.333.33.44)" and
"Exploit completed, but no session was created."
Also how can I download these Metasploit tutorials? Can someone paste me the link?
I really love this tutorial. many thanks for your kind post this. I hope you will post it more about this.
@pires Hai Pires you got the message "Exploit exception: the connect timedout " (172.333.333.33.44)" and
"Exploit completed, but no session was created." because you are having problems with penetration lab setup u can get the complete solution for your problem at learninfosec.blogspot.in
Once again fantastic work! You are such a value to the infosec community! Thank you so much for all that you do.
Hi Vivek. Thx for these great videos!
Just have two words for them: Increadibly Awesome!
I can't believe you offer them for free!! I seriously bow down before you, man!
Thx for all you are doing!!!
Once again, as usual I'm impressed with the quality of work you do. You've also inspired me so much that I'll be starting the long road to my Bachelors of Science in Computer Engineering next year. You've really reinvigorated my want to know more.
thank you for that awesome videos and i wonder i there anybody can tell me where is the slides ?>
Thank you so much vivek, great video :)
This series of Metasploit videos are really well done. Thank you for putting such a high quality training course up for free.
Thanks |Vivek.....U r doing a good job ...Keep it up
nice job, viv
Thank you so much Viv - I have been looking for a site that cares enough to teach, rather than the standard bullshit "rtfm" answer I seem to get, Thank you!!!
sir i watch ur video its awesome i m noob in this field but when i watch and practice it i learn so many things .
How I can get into a system with windows 7 without sending a URL example (192.168.xx: DFVZFEA) ????
what are the vulnerabilities for VMware and exploits? how can i download?
many thanks vivek! =)
Hello, I was wondering, I'd like to use VMware to simulate the XP machine that you describe in video one, but how do I set it up so that it is vulnerable to RPC DCOM (MS03_026) and Netapi (MS08_067)? Is this a matter of not applying one or more of the service packs? If so, which ones? Moreover, will this work, if I have VMware running the required XP machine on Backtrack 5rc2? Thanks, Cyber111970.
Back again, I've discovered that if patches WindowsXP-KB823980-x86-ENU.exe and WindowsXP-KB958644-x86-ENU.exe are not applied, then the XP machine will be vulnerable. Still, does an XP machine running under VMware make for a vulnerable target? Hmmm..... Thanks. Cyber111970.
I love the course, someday I'll pay the certificate :)
hi i am a new user i have install virtual box and setup backtrack 5 and windows xp server pack 2. the problem is in my virtual machine when i use nmap it does not find the windows xp ip could some one assist me in the settings i think i have done something wrong thanks
Head to securitytubeforums.net to post questions and gain more knowledge!
AWESOME VIDEO, JUST WATCHED FOR THE FIRST TIME. MY BROTHER RECOMMENDED YOU. hE SAID YOU WERE VERE THOROUGH. HE IS CORRECT. I APPRECIATE YOU EXPERTISE
I am a new member. My background was in Top Secret InfoSec & Intelligence. I have went through 25+ videos and must say your worst efforts are absolutely excellent, You have an extreme competency level in your delivery and structuring of educational materials; and, a rare ability to deliver complex algorithms and packet-structure methodologies with an unrealistically sensible and common sense approach. My rating: Outstanding, Vivek.
my name is noureddine im student in networks and telecome in algeria , i just want to thank you mister vivek , even my english is not good but i understand many things , you are a greet teacher , i hope to have teachers like you ,, thanks a lot
thankkss a lot vivek ,
infact Vivek is a great guy with a lot of patience. We thank you for putting up such a wonderful tutorial/s. Because of this i have learned to work with msf and not to really mostly on SET for pentesting attacks.
Thank you sir, and You are really a Legend..
great work...
sir plzz provide vedio of web DAV remote code execution... velarnibility
Great video sir :D
i would like to ask a qn which versn of winXP is vulnerable to those exploits mentioned
XP sp1
XP sp2
anybody???
You are doing great work vivek ! Let's sploit like an elite haxor ##hD1fnF## :D
I'm so looking forward to this video series, and thank you very much for putting it together for everyone!! You Rock Vivek!!
Hi Vivek - really amazing. Brilliant and generous tuts. Thank you so much. I must admit though, i can't get nmap to see past my XP firewall in virtualbox when i'm doing an initial scan... any ideas? (i don't know if you answer questions, if you do that will be great, but if you don't, thats OK too) - i really feel indebted to you already . take care & know you are greatly appreciated. rjay2000
thanx vivek sir.... thanx alot... i m a big fan of urs, i love the way u teach man.... its ammazingly awesome..
best part is the best teacher is teaching us in free.... thanx for this socaila work sir :)
i would like to request u to kindly make a megaprimer series on web-site , web-applications security... i would be highly greatful to u.....
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I would be really thankful to him/her who would translate my comment in english
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Sir, aaj kal yeh aisa mahol chal raha hai jaha par hum indians Internet/Computer/corporate security ko lekar piche hai ya to bohat kam jante hai,
kuch aise log hai jo bohat jyada aur achha jante hai par india me nahi hai...aur kuch aap jaise log hai jo kahi bhi jakar settle ho sakte hai magar fir bhi india me rehkar itna bada kaam kar rahe hai, logo ko sikhana aur itne achhe tarike se itna asaan nahi hai sir. bohat kam log aap jaisa kaam kar pate hai.
Sir, aap har ek topic par ek video seris bana dete ho, ho sake utna aap usko detail me samjane ki kaushish karate ho that is really wonderful.
lekin sir, kuch aise bhi log hai mere jaise, jo hacking to sikhna chahte hi hai, par english poor hone ki wajah se aur programming languages, aur basic chize nahi aane par yaha ta nahi pohach pate..
Sir aapko to pata hi hai na, k kisi bhi building ka base hi powerful hona chahiye, hum jaise students kisi bhi classes me jakar sikhne ki kaushish karate hai par har classes wale ko sirf aur sirf paiso se matlab hota hai aur yeh nahi sochte ki student sikh bhi raha hai ya nahi....sir aapko to online support bhi mil raha hai itna, aapke viewers itne hai...
plz sir, hum jaise logo k liye bhi aap programming languages ki video series banao, please Sir....
i am sure sir, agar aap itna thoda sa time nikal k yeh series banaoge, bohat logo ko fayda hoga sir. aur tab jakar woh aage kuch achhe se samaj bhi payenge.
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Thanks in advance sir...
God bless you sir
You are the best hacking teacher in all over the world
we all love you
This is an excellent explanation of the Metasploit Framework. I went to the link of the exploit used in this video, it opened in what seemed like a text file, how do you installed this exploit in your victims machine to practice this?
Hey Guys
i want to tell you guys some info on the security metasploit vidoes which mr vivik has done... IS ALL USELESS... all the videos start from after you have identified an exploit... in real life it really doesnt work that way... the expolit ms08_067_netapi doesnt work on windows i have even tried the exploit with no sp's and it still didnt work.. ..this windows is not exploitable
last month my team and i went through many vidoes for metasploit. we found out when it comes to real production environment the metaexpolit is a waste of time ... in the real production environment all the exploits do not work at all..and even the simplest windows xp sp3..
so i recommend do not waste time on these vidoe...it will not get you any where
Mr. vivik i am surprised that you would waste your time in creating these vidoes which will help no one to enhance their company security??
@DavidStrathom you are a Script Kiddie :) If you do not understand the fact that "Metasploit" is more then just exploits and has so many more ways to break into the victim, then you are not qualified to use this course. God save the network which invited you to do a pentest and you decided to use netapi!!!! hahahaha!
Exploits will come and go -- Vivek has done a fantastic job in this course explaining in the in and outs of this framework! This is probably the best guide out there.
Please go and learn about basic pentesting first before doing this online course.
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Thnx sir for your video tutorial... Its really helpful..
works fine on VM networks...
but in Wifi network stops at "sending exploit......"
victim machine has 139,135 TCP OPEN..
please help....
Brilliant ! I would be thankful if you can share these powerpoint slides with me.
bro
service finger prints done
i am uabel to use ./dcom
i am using kali linux
post the download link of RPC DCOM