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[TUT] Create a simple payload. - The Amazing Sinner - Aug 24, 2020
In this tutorial I am going to show you how you can easily create Payloads.
Let's get started.
Part 1: Install MSFPC
First of all, I would recommend using Kali Linux or Parrot OS as OS, but you can use what you want.
To get started you will need a program called MSFPC, and if you are running Kali Linux or Parrot it is included in the repo's.
Just write
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sudo apt install msfpcIf you are using generic Linux it is not that easy. I won't cover it here because I think most of you will use Kali. Anyways you can find the instructions on the GitHub Site.
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github(dot)com/g0tmi1k/mpcPart 2: Use MSFPC
Once you installed MSFPC, you can't really do anything wrong.
The Basic syntax of creating a payload is:
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msfpc.sh <TARGET OS>You see it is not that hard. Once you typed in the command you will have to select your Network Interface, just choose your interface (or type in your IP-Address) and press Enter.
Congratulations, you created a payload!
The payload is nice, but you can't get a connection without a handler. But don't worry MSFPC even covers the handler. When you created the payload MSFPC gave you a path to a ".rc" file, which is our handler.
You can just fire the handler up by typing:
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sudo msfconsole -q -r '/path/to/handler/handler-name.rc'RE: [TUT] Create a simple payload. - Anubis - Aug 24, 2020
Nice tutorial, but you should have posted a bit more info about MSFPC.
What is it? What is it used for, etc....