HTTPS Fetch

Fetch and execute an ARMBE payload from an HTTPS server. Module Options msf use payload/cmd/linux/https/armbe/meterpreterreversehttp msf payloadmeterpreterreversehttp show actions ...actions... msf payloadmeterpreterreversehttp set ACTION msf payloadmeterpreterreversehttp show options ...show and...

HTTP Fetch

Fetch and execute an MIPSLE payload from an HTTP server. Module Options msf use payload/cmd/linux/http/mipsle/meterpreterreversetcp msf payloadmeterpreterreversetcp show actions ...actions... msf payloadmeterpreterreversetcp set ACTION msf payloadmeterpreterreversetcp show options ...show and set...

TFTP Fetch, Linux Execute Command

Fetch and execute an MIPSBE payload from a TFTP server. A very small shellcode for executing commands. This module is sometimes helpful for testing purposes. Module Options msf use payload/cmd/linux/tftp/mipsbe/exec msf payloadexec show actions ...actions... msf payloadexec set ACTION msf...

HTTPS Fetch

Fetch and execute a PPC64LE payload from an HTTPS server. Module Options msf use payload/cmd/linux/https/ppc64le/meterpreterreversehttp msf payloadmeterpreterreversehttp show actions ...actions... msf payloadmeterpreterreversehttp set ACTION msf payloadmeterpreterreversehttp show options ...show...

HTTP Fetch, Linux Command Shell, Reverse TCP Inline

Fetch and execute an AARCH64 payload from an HTTP server. Connect back to attacker and spawn a command shell Module Options msf use payload/cmd/linux/http/aarch64/shellreversetcp msf payloadshellreversetcp show actions ...actions... msf payloadshellreversetcp set ACTION msf payloadshellreversetcp...

TFTP Fetch

Fetch and execute an AARCH64 payload from a TFTP server. Module Options msf use payload/cmd/linux/tftp/aarch64/meterpreterreversetcp msf payloadmeterpreterreversetcp show actions ...actions... msf payloadmeterpreterreversetcp set ACTION msf payloadmeterpreterreversetcp show options ...show and se...

TFTP Fetch, Reverse TCP Stager

Fetch and execute an MIPSBE payload from a TFTP server. Connect back to the attacker Module Options msf use payload/cmd/linux/tftp/mipsbe/meterpreter/reversetcp msf payloadreversetcp show actions ...actions... msf payloadreversetcp set ACTION msf payloadreversetcp show options ...show and set...

HTTP Fetch, Linux Reboot

Fetch and execute an MIPSBE payload from an HTTP server. A very small shellcode for rebooting the system. This payload is sometimes helpful for testing purposes or executing other payloads that rely on initial startup procedures. Requires CAPSYSBOOT privileges. Module Options msf use...

HTTP Fetch, Linux Execute Command

Fetch and execute an MIPSLE payload from an HTTP server. A very small shellcode for executing commands. This module is sometimes helpful for testing purposes as well as on targets with extremely limited buffer space. Module Options msf use payload/cmd/linux/http/mipsle/exec msf payloadexec show...

HTTPS Fetch, Linux Execute Command

Fetch and execute an MIPSBE payload from an HTTPS server. A very small shellcode for executing commands. This module is sometimes helpful for testing purposes. Module Options msf use payload/cmd/linux/https/mipsbe/exec msf payloadexec show actions ...actions... msf payloadexec set ACTION msf...

TFTP Fetch

Fetch and execute an MIPSLE payload from a TFTP server. Module Options msf use payload/cmd/linux/tftp/mipsle/meterpreterreversehttps msf payloadmeterpreterreversehttps show actions ...actions... msf payloadmeterpreterreversehttps set ACTION msf payloadmeterpreterreversehttps show options ...show...

HTTPS Fetch

Fetch and execute an MIPSBE payload from an HTTPS server. Module Options msf use payload/cmd/linux/https/mipsbe/meterpreterreversetcp msf payloadmeterpreterreversetcp show actions ...actions... msf payloadmeterpreterreversetcp set ACTION msf payloadmeterpreterreversetcp show options ...show and s...

TFTP Fetch, Linux Add User

Fetch and execute an ARMLE payload from a TFTP server. Create a new user with UID 0 Module Options msf use payload/cmd/linux/tftp/armle/adduser msf payloadadduser show actions ...actions... msf payloadadduser set ACTION msf payloadadduser show options ...show and set options... msf payloadadduser...

TFTP Fetch

Fetch and execute an MIPSBE payload from a TFTP server. Module Options msf use payload/cmd/linux/tftp/mipsbe/meterpreterreversehttps msf payloadmeterpreterreversehttps show actions ...actions... msf payloadmeterpreterreversehttps set ACTION msf payloadmeterpreterreversehttps show options ...show...

HTTP Fetch, Linux Command Shell, Bind TCP Inline

Fetch and execute an MIPSLE payload from an HTTP server. Listen for a connection and spawn a command shell Module Options msf use payload/cmd/linux/http/mipsle/shellbindtcp msf payloadshellbindtcp show actions ...actions... msf payloadshellbindtcp set ACTION msf payloadshellbindtcp show options...

TFTP Fetch, Reverse TCP Stager

Fetch and execute an ARMLE payload from a TFTP server. Connect back to the attacker Module Options msf use payload/cmd/linux/tftp/armle/meterpreter/reversetcp msf payloadreversetcp show actions ...actions... msf payloadreversetcp set ACTION msf payloadreversetcp show options ...show and set...

CVE-2024-13556

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CVE-2025-25893

An OS command injection vulnerability was discovered in D-Link DSL-3782 v1.01 via the inIP, insPort, inePort, exsPort, exePort, and protocol parameters. This vulnerability allows attackers to execute arbitrary operating system OS commands via a crafted packet...

Linux Ratfor Buffer Overflow Vulnerability

Linux Ratfor is a programming language implemented as a preprocessor for Fortran 66. A buffer overflow vulnerability exists in Linux Ratfor 1.06 and earlier versions, which stems from an application boundary error when handling untrusted input. An attacker could exploit the vulnerability to execu...

The vulnerability of the Mobile Security Framework (MobSF) for mobile application security research lies in an incorrect pathname limitation, which allows a malicious actor to gain unauthorized access for reading, deleting protected information, and executing arbitrary code.

The vulnerability of the Mobile Security Framework MobSF for mobile application security research is related to an incorrect restriction on the path name to the directory. Exploiting this vulnerability could allow a remote attacker to gain unauthorized access to read, delete protected information...