[Glyco]

I am trying to load my exploit I have its in .py
its saved on /.msf4/modules/exploit/Builder.py


but when I "use /.msf4/modules/exploit/Builder.py


It give me me a failed to load modules error any help?

[Mr. Robot]

Did you make this exploit yourself or is it from somewhere else?

[Jollibee]

You need to post the error here so we can further discuss

[JustSmile ツ]

try to cd the exploit folder then call builder.py with sudo

[Glyco]

Did you make this exploit yourself or is it from somewhere else?

I got it from somewhere else. its a silent doc exploit

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try to cd the exploit folder then call builder.py with sudo

I never tried that method, but how would I type it out

[Mr. Robot]

I got it from somewhere else. its a silent doc exploit

Oh god, uh from youtube? lol

Are you sure you need to run it in metasploit? It should just run as a normal .py
Try
python ./builder.py

[JustSmile ツ]

I got it from somewhere else. its a silent doc exploit

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I never tried that method, but how would I type it out

Have you installed python ??

[Glyco]

You need to post the error here so we can further discuss

msf > use .msf4/module/exploits/Builder.py
[-] Failed to load module: .msf4/module/exploits/Builder.py
msf >

[The Radar is High]

Hope you get this fixed bro

[HiddenEyE]

OP get python installed and use command prompt to run it

[Ganzthe3]

Metasploit modules are in ruby. That python script is most likely not a metasploit module and therefore cannot be run by metasploit. Run it with python.

[Glyco]

Metasploit modules are in ruby. That python script is most likely not a metasploit module and therefore cannot be run by metasploit. Run it with python.

But what I am trying to do is replace the shell code on the doc exploit on metasploit.

[cryptking]

Just use Kali. So much more convenient :d

[Asdethprime]

Hi Glyco,

The module you are trying to load is .py a python script.

Metasploit is created using Ruby and designed to run ruby(.rb) scripts rather than python. So you are going to have a problems.

You can try the following options:

msf> load python
msf> python_import -f <file path to your python exploit>

Remember, since metasploit is designed to run with ruby and until November 2015 it did not support python modules; you might have problem. If this does not work you might either:

1) Run python as a stand alone script
2) Use proxychains-ng but edit configuration for it to go through your metasploit IP as opposed to the default TOR
3) Try changing the code to your exploit into ruby.

Hope this helps,

AsdethPrime

[thecowmilk]

it happens to me too. Whenever I want to open an exploit module it says "Failed to load module".