RI/AAAAAAAAyE8/SR3TSMt1iK0kYy8HAk1VC-m3-RQz0RCXACLcBGAsYHQ/s16000/19.png Search Filter: Service<o:pAfter sorting from various hosts, ports, types, and usernames at last we come to the filter where we can sort the credentials by service that they were extracted from. This is similar to the one that we did with the port. But as we know that it is not always necessary that the services are running on their default ports. Hence, targeting via the Service name is an optimal strategy.<o:p creds -s ftp<o:phttps://1.bp.blogspot.com/-_T05e9hD_9E/YQQ4T9b66SI/AAAAAAAAyFA/hRydbXnsFjw0NjWnubh4WCRpYVqo5SohgCLcBGAsYHQ/s16000/20.png Adding Credentials<o:pWe introduced some odd three-four methods to add the credentials into the creds table. But even if those are not sufficient and you want particular credentials in your database. You have the choice to add it manually. It requires the user tag and the password tag. In the demonstration below, we are adding the credentials for the user Pavan. <o:p https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-7J9klcKHc2Q/YQQ4YVBacpI/AAAAAAAAyFI/cm8B4ww63ZcKKgHPrsd75A5jOMMuVC9wgCLcBGAsYHQ/s16000/21.png Exporting Credentials<o:pAs we discussed in the previous article about the hosts and workspace, we exported the contents of their database into a CSV file for reporting and other purposes. The Creds command is not untouched by this functionality. If you want to export the data from the Creds database into a CSV file, you can do so by using the -o option followed by the file name as shown below.<o:p creds -o raj.csv<o:phttps://1.bp.blogspot.com/-CBcONyzv6xg/YQQ4dLhxUwI/AAAAAAAAyFQ/mvFaqev2RRQwlby9XMnoK_FAeth4fIxywCLcBGAsYHQ/s16000/22.png Conclusion<o:pThis was a learning experience as when we start with the Penetration Activities, we tend not to focus on the documentation process or providing you work a proper structure and backup. But with time and some incidents where lack of these qualities proves to be valuable. The Creds database functionality of Metasploit is not a new feature, it has been on for years and yet the general usage of these in real life seems very less. Hence, it inspired us to provide the guide, so that lots of Penetration Testers can use it and benefit from it.<o:p

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