Kage – Graphical User Interface for Metasploit Meterpreter & Session Handler

Kage (ka-geh) is a tool inspired by AhMyth designed for Metasploit RPC Server to interact with meterpreter sessions and generate payloads.
For now it only supports windows/meterpreter & android/meterpreter

Prerequisites

  • Metasploit-framework must be installed and in your PATH:
    • Msfrpcd
    • Msfvenom
    • Msfdb

Also Read – Legion : An Open Source, Easy-To-Use, Super-extensible & Semi-Automated Network Penetration Testing Tool

Installing

You can install Kage binaries from here.

for developers to run the app from source code:

Download source code
git clone https://github.com/WayzDev/Kage.git
Install dependencies and run kage
cd Kage
yarn # or npm install
yarn run dev # or npm run dev
to build project
yarn run build

electron-vue officially recommends the yarn package manager as it handles dependencies much better and can help reduce final build size with yarn clean.

Screenshots

Video Tutorial

Disclaimer

I will not be responsible for any direct or indirect damage caused due to the usage of this tool, it is for educational purposes only.

Credit : @iFalah

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