Setting up metasploit framework on any linux the easy way !!

In this post i will be guiding you through an easy method of setting up your exploitation framework and this tool is nothing else than the superior metasploit framework..

GUYS THIS TUTORIAL IS FOR LINUX OS, IF YOU WANT THE SAME FOR WINDOWS COMMENT, MESSAGE ME.

So lets start out,

tools required :: a linux os

its upto you which one you prefer, im using arch linux but you can use ubuntu. Its a newbie-friendly distro as compared to arch.
www.ubunut.com

Assuming that your os in installed, doesnt matter on disk or virtually and updated (if not do it, and if you dont kno how, check below).

This whole framework is dependent on ruby language,
so first of all we require to resolve the required dependencies.
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apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
//this will do the update part

now the dependencies

$ sudo apt-get install ruby libopenssl-ruby libyaml-ruby libdl-ruby libiconv-ruby libreadline-ruby irb ri rubygems

this will install the necessay packages
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Now the method we will using to fetch metasploit for our system is using subversion.
to kno more about it.
http://subversion.apache.org/

So install this also


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$ apt-get install subversion
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And now some other deps also to build native extensions

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$ sudo apt-get install build-essential ruby-dev libpcap-dev
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Now the minor things are done now comes the important part

Subversion is a version control system, basically what it does is it synchorises your local folder with the remote folder being used as a developement base

The remote url we will be :: https://www.metasploit.com/svn/framework3/trunk/

this is from where subversion will fetch all the files

So first to check your subversion setup issue this command

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$ svn ls https://www.metasploit.com/svn/framework3/trunk/

svn >> acronym for subversion this is used for commands
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something like this should be visible, it will list down the remote folders and files

If you get something similar that means you are ready to go.

now, do
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$ svn checkout https://www.metasploit.com/svn/framework3/trunk/ msf
or
$ svn co https://www.metasploit.com/svn/framework3/trunk/ msf

both are same, co is for checkout same as svn for the whole
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This will create a folder named msf with all the files in your current directory.

This a big download and takes few seconds to initiate so wait for it,

soon it will start and your screen will be filled with data transfer details

So now you are back with all the downloaded files.

if you now issue ls command you will surely
see all the files

This is it this your framework succesfully installed.

 UPDATE

Now to update it this command can be used, for that you have to come to this directory everytime, as subversion checks the current directory to recognize the point of last update

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$ svn update
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//As you have just installed it you wont be requiring any update but i would recommend you keep updating it in a day or two for latest exploits, me myself usually do it everyday, you can automate this also with crontab.

After each update there is a revision no. left to keep track like this

Now you can test your main tool, in this all of these msf* tools are extremely useful and if used in a combined manner can render a desired exploitation.



issue this command
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$ ./msfconsole
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if it loads up without any errors with ruby interpreter then you are good to go and it should look like this, and you will be welcomed with a msf> prompt

EXTENSIONS

Now comes the part for installing extensions, not a priority but it is required to enable raw sockets and wifi modules.


Raw sockets,
go to your dir where you installed msf and then into external and then

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$ cd /opt/metasploit3/msf3/external/pcaprub/

$ ruby extconf.rb
$ make && make install

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Wifi modules

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# cd  /opt/metasploit3/msf3/external/ruby-lorcon2/
# svn co http://802.11ninja.net/svn/lorcon/trunk lorcon2
# cd lorcon2
# ./configure --prefix=/usr && make && make install
# cd ..
# ruby extconf.rb
# make && make install

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And we are done so go on test out your new framework.

Thanks for reading and plz comment for any help

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Setting up your android tools ;]

Guys im again informing you this is not a tutorial for development, only things covered in this post will be about setting up your android tools.
Further posts may even dig deeper in android forensics.

So for even starting up with your setup you should first decide about your platform. I would recommend mac or a linux box, and this tutorial is also following the same. But windows guys dont feel bad, comment below and i will respond with solutions and help.

So guys if you are familiar with Linux then its a plus point, if you dont then also its not a major issue, you can catch up any time you want. Download any iso of a Linux distribution of your preference. I would recommend Ubuntu, its a bit rookie friendly.
heres the link download
These distros are available in livecd format but you will require a system with installation done because you want your changes to be persistent.

Daring new guys can surely install it on a system, but if you are scared of blowing of your close-to-your-heart windows installation then virtualization solutions are always present.

You can try out virtual-box or vmware-player both are excellent.

I wont be guiding for with a linux installation, so google it.

So, lets assume now you have a working linux distribution on a disk or virtually, or maybe you are on the classier side and giving a smirk with a mac.
But mac guys take care and check out the documentation because im not helping.

linux guys now fire up your terminal.
If you are on an older version of ubuntu say before 11.04, then you probably on gnome2 enviroment so go to applications under accesories  or system tools there will be terminal, on a newer distro, guys just hit your windows key and type in terminal it will be there.


so you have your terminal opened up.

now lets resolve the dependencies required to run our sdk.

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apt-get install default-jre

&& and if you are on a 64 bit machine like me then also

apt-get install ia32-libs

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Now we require our sdk
you can get it from

http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html

As we are working on linux so fetch the required tar file and place it in a
folder of your choice.

Usually additional installation are done under /opt directory but you can feel free to put it anywhere, for the rest of the post i wil be keeping it in /opt.

gain the required priviledges for that folder and continue to extract it.

for newbies please just right click and follow it.
for guys who are comfortable and wanna learn do this
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reach your directory and

do

tar zxvf android-sdk_r18-linux.tgz

the no. after r may vary for you depending on when are you viewing this
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now cd into the directory issue ls command

now some of the sub-directories are visible.
first and the most important utility require is adb, but unfortunately, it has been shifted to platforms folder that means we have to download it.
For that go into tools directory and enter ./android.

Another screen will pop up showing a gui like this select Android platform tools and then click on install package.

let it download the required package.

After its done, go back to upper directory and then into platform-tools and issue ls command.

So here we are, our two of the most important tools that we require are here.
adb and fastboot.

Now you can issue command ./adb devices but no devices will be shown if not

connected in debugging mode,

here is how you can put your android in debugging mode go to settings/application/development and then select Android debugging.

so now your device is ready,
now try again, it should show it now.,

now you can issue ./adb shell command too, as tis the only device connected it will drop down its shell only,
now its upto you how you explore into.

and we have the android shell..


Plz do follow the post nxt post regarding android will go into forensics of its filesystem.

Thanks for reading
B-)