Saturday, 8 October 2011
Update to the Metasploit Exploit Port Wishlist
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Here is the latest update to the document I have been creating. This is a list of exploits that are in exploit-db but not in Metasploit. This list is generated by referencing the Knowledge Base in QualysGuard. Its accuracy is not guaranteed, but it should serve as a good starting point for anyone interested in porting exploits to Metasploit.
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Metasploit
(16)
hacks
(9)
vulnerabilities
(7)
passwords
(5)
penetration testing
(5)
rants
(5)
SQL Injection
(4)
decryption
(4)
perl
(4)
scripting
(4)
Full Disclosure
(3)
legal
(3)
malware
(3)
news
(3)
AppSec
(2)
DAT
(2)
Ligatt
(2)
Mcafee
(2)
NTLM
(2)
PCI
(2)
PS3
(2)
RSA
(2)
Railgun
(2)
SecurID
(2)
SmartFTP
(2)
Sony
(2)
Tavis Ormandy
(2)
VBS
(2)
antivirus
(2)
breach
(2)
captcha
(2)
compliance
(2)
fixes
(2)
hackerspace
(2)
lockpicking
(2)
proxy
(2)
reporting
(2)
security
(2)
Anonymous
(1)
BlackHat
(1)
C
(1)
CEH
(1)
Crypto
(1)
Dev
(1)
Exploit-DB
(1)
Exploits
(1)
FALE
(1)
FUD
(1)
HIPPA
(1)
Michal Zalewski
(1)
Microsoft
(1)
Netsparker
(1)
SOX
(1)
SSH
(1)
SSL
(1)
WoW
(1)
apache
(1)
book review
(1)
bsides
(1)
bug bounty
(1)
burp
(1)
bypass
(1)
censorship
(1)
certification
(1)
cforms
(1)
charlotte
(1)
coreftp
(1)
cracking
(1)
cross-site scripting
(1)
cyberwar
(1)
database
(1)
denial of service
(1)
derbycon
(1)
fraud
(1)
fuzzer
(1)
gaming
(1)
google
(1)
hackers
(1)
idiots
(1)
lawsuit
(1)
leaks
(1)
local file include
(1)
mitm
(1)
mod_perl
(1)
mysql
(1)
rapid7
(1)
review
(1)
ruby
(1)
scams
(1)
standard
(1)
svchost
(1)
sysadmin
(1)
tips
(1)
tools
(1)
training
(1)
web
(1)
wikileaks
(1)
winscp
(1)
wordpress
(1)
xss
(1)
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