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Meterpreter as a Backdoor

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Uploaded by on Mar 27, 2009

http://nulbyte.blogspot.com presents, "Meterpreter as a Backdoor." I am going to show you how to put Metasploit's Meterpreter into an executable file and then have it connect back to the attacker machine. I use Backtrack 4 Beta for the attacking O.S. and Windows XP SP1 for the victim O.S. The reverse Meterpreter executable can also be used as the payload for a malicious U3 Flashdrive or an attachment in an email. It is entirely up to your imagination!

If you enjoy the video, please check out my blog. If you would like to get in contact with me, please shoot me an email at nulbyte [-@-] gmail.com. More HD hacking videos coming soon.

Legal: Please only do this on your local network for educational purposes and I'm not responsible for anything you do with this knowledge.

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  • Thanks guys. This is my first video and feedback is appreciated.

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  • @fireinmycrotch Too easy. Try regristy.

  • nerds!

  • will you decipher the OnyxCode ...

  • you make great tutorials

  • Eh this isnt so bad but you need to upload your backdoor with netapi session xD to the win startup folder :P

  • @ross817 Try ccleaner?

  • @pentester445 I was thinking the same thing. I just assumed he wrote a custom executable to setup the netcat session using an exploit he found on offensive security or something.

    This definately isn't a backdoor, though. A backdoor would be if you configured it so that there was always a meterpreter session you could connect to on the target machine. Which is what I came here looking for in the first place.

  • Can anyone find a tutorial on where I can find and delete windows logfiles? I think I know where some of them are in XP, but I would appreciate a more complete list.

    (Yes, I googled first. Didn't find anything.)

  • @norzephrem

    A quick and easy way of getting back in next time.

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