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Armitage
Armitage is a Java-based Metasploit graphical interface attack software. It can be used to combine exploits known in Metasploit to automate attacks against vulnerabilities existing in the host. Using Metasploit through the command line is more difficult and there are too many commands that need to be memorized. Armitage perfectly solves this problem. Users only need to simply click on the menu to achieve security testing and attacks on the target host. Armitage's good graphic display interface makes the attack process more intuitive and the user experience better. Due to its simplicity of operation, it is especially suitable for beginners of Metasploit to conduct security testing and attacks on target systems.
Start
After startup, it is shown in the figure! If the prompt is error, please enable postgresql in advance
Scan the target
For the scanning of the target, we can use Nmap or Msf to scan!
As shown in the figure, we scanned some devices in the LAN
There are windows devices, printers, and linux devices
At this time, we can scan a device.
You can see the port that is currently enabled by the device.
Start the attack
Right-click to select Scan, Armitage will call Metasploit's vulnerability scanning module, scan the target machine in a direction, find existing vulnerabilities, and provide a reference for the next step of determining the attack method:
After success, we will find that the device icon will change
Of course, we can also use various exps given by the system to attack!