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Mar 15, 2011
MSFU Updates – March 2011
This past month has seen more additions to our free Metasploit Unleashed training course, primarily in our on-going effort to build out the Metasploit Module Reference section. At the same time, we are still continuing to work through the course content to ensure that it is still all functional.
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This past month has seen more additions to our free Metasploit Unleashed training course, primarily in our on-going effort to build out the Metasploit Module Reference section. At the same time, we are still continuing to work through the course content to ensure that it is still all functional.
Updates
- Updated the Browser Autopwn Section
- Updated the File Upload Backdoors Section to Reflect v.12 Changes
Module Reference Additions
- http/tomcat_administration
- mssql/mssql_enum
- mssql/mssql_exec
- mssql/mssql_idf
- mssql/mssql_sql
- netbios/nbname
- netbios/nbname_probe
- pop3/pop3_version
- portscan/ack
- portscan/syn
- portscan/tcp
- portscan/xmas
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