Exploitation Tools

Findsploit – The Ultimate Tool For Exploit Discovery And Management

Finsploit is a simple bash script to quickly and easily search both local and online exploit databases.

This repository also includes “copysploit” to copy any exploit-db exploit to the current directory and “compilesploit” to automatically compile and run any C exploit (ie. ./copysploit 1337.c && ./compilesploit 1337.c).

For updates to this script, type findsploit update

INSTALLATION

./install.sh

USAGE

Search for all exploits and modules using a single search term:
*  findsploit <search_term_1> (ie. findsploit apache)

Search multiple search terms:
*  findsploit <search_term_1> <search_term_2> <search_term_3> ...

Show all NMap scripts:
*  findsploit nmap 

Search for all FTP NMap scripts:
*  findsploit nmap | grep ftp

Show all Metasploit auxiliary modules:
*  findsploit auxiliary

Show all Metasploit exploits:
*  findsploit exploits

Show all Metasploit encoder modules:
*  findsploit encoder

Show all Metasploit payloads modules:
*  findsploit payloads

Search all Metasploit payloads for windows only payloads:
*  findsploit payloads | grep windows

Varshini

Varshini is a Cyber Security expert in Threat Analysis, Vulnerability Assessment, and Research. Passionate about staying ahead of emerging Threats and Technologies.

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