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Windows XP Professional x64 Edition. Windows Server Service Pack 1. At some point it became apparent this script would crash the service every now and again. After this change if someone wanted to achieve the same result as in the past one had to run the script with the unsafe flag like so:. Running Nmap with these flags would indicate if the systems scanned were vulnerable or not.
As can be seen in the following screen shot discovering vulnerable hosts is pretty straightforward once the user knows what they are looking for. As this Nmap scan can sometimes cause the services to enter a state making it no longer usable i. The Nmap comparable way to run this check on the command line would be to use Metasploit's command-line interface msfcli. The following command is all that need be run to identify vulnerable systems:. Running this command against a network with a vulnerable system on it would yield results that look like the following:.
Or if you are less inclined to use the command line and prefer to take the point and click approach you could simply use the same module in Metasploit Pro or Community as the following screen shot demonstrates.
All the user needs to do is plug in IP addresses into the Target Address field and run the module, and voila! You too can be a hacker!
But wait theres more! Once the vulnerable systems have been identified all that is needed now is to exploit them. Again we can turn to Metasploit's command-line interface msfcli. The following command is all that need be run to gain system access to a vulnerable system:. The level of access the attacker now has would be equivalent to them sitting in front of the computer with the administrative password sticky note stuck to the screen.
Be amazed! Once again if using a command line tool simply causes you nightmares and you would be much happier clicking your way to shells well then Metasploit has you covered there too my click happy friend.
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