Summary
In this chapter, we covered the tips and tricks for using the most widely used penetration testing framework in the world. We covered the Minion script, which allows us to quickly spawn various usable modules, and we saw how we can use the connect feature of the Metasploit framework, upgrade sessions to Meterpreter, use naming conventions, save configurations, inline handlers, run commands on multiple sessions, and automate the Social Engineering Toolkit.
Over the course of this book, we covered Metasploit and various other related subjects in a practical way. We covered exploit development, module development, porting exploits in Metasploit, client-side attacks, service-based penetration testing, evasion techniques, techniques used by law-enforcement agencies, and Armitage. We also had a look at the fundamentals of Ruby programming.
Metasploit is evolving every day; we saw that version 5.0 brought a ton of changes to the framework. I wish you all the best of luck in...
