How to Use Metasploit in Termux?
Once you have installed and run Metasploit in Termux, you can explore the available Metasploit modules and payloads by using this command:
Replace {keyword} with the type of module that you are interested in or want to use. For example, if you are interested in Android modules, then type search Android, and it will show you all the available modules and exploits for Android.
After finding your interested module, type the following command to use that module:
Replace the module name with the actual module name that you want to use. For example:
After selecting your desired module, you need to set options like the target IP address, port, or payload. To set IP address and port, you need to run commands like this:
Rhost means target IP address, and replace {target IP} with the actual IP address of your target. Rport means port number that you can set any 4 digit number like 4444.
You can simply run show options command to see the required options for the selected module.
Once you have selected the module and set its required options, you are ready to exploit your module by running the following command:
Source: https://www.termuxcommands.com/metasploit-in-termux/
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Once you have installed and run Metasploit in Termux, you can explore the available Metasploit modules and payloads by using this command:
search {keyword}
Replace {keyword} with the type of module that you are interested in or want to use. For example, if you are interested in Android modules, then type search Android, and it will show you all the available modules and exploits for Android.
After finding your interested module, type the following command to use that module:
use {module_name}
Replace the module name with the actual module name that you want to use. For example:
use payload/android/meterpreter_reverse_tcp
After selecting your desired module, you need to set options like the target IP address, port, or payload. To set IP address and port, you need to run commands like this:
set RHOSTS {target_ip}
set RPORT {target_port}
Rhost means target IP address, and replace {target IP} with the actual IP address of your target. Rport means port number that you can set any 4 digit number like 4444.
You can simply run show options command to see the required options for the selected module.
show options
Once you have selected the module and set its required options, you are ready to exploit your module by running the following command:
exploit
Source: https://www.termuxcommands.com/metasploit-in-termux/
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