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Pen-Testing and Metasploit Question


From: simon.taplin at gmail.com (Simon Taplin)
Date: Wed, 22 Apr 2009 16:02:04 -0400

Metasploit is just one tool in a pen testers toolkit. Knowing how to compile
exploits is also good. You need to know most of the tool in BackTrack to
even begin to do a proper job as a pen tester.

The Open Source Pen Test Book from Syngress is good. Have a look at the CEH
as well.

Simon


On Sun, Apr 19, 2009 at 7:11 PM, Professor 0110 <professor0110 at gmail.com>wrote:

Hi everyone,
I'm hoping to officially break into the Penetration Testing/Ethical
Hacking/Information Security sector within the next couple of years. I was
wondering if just having the Metasploit Framework for exploitation would be
enough in a Pen Testing situation - along with Port Scanners, Vulnerability
Scanners, and Back-Track of course. :)

The reason I ask is that Metasploit doesn't cover every single remote
exploit, and to compile an exploit off places such as Milw0rm can be time
consuming and inefficient in a Pen testing situation. Especially if the
source code is broken and needs tweaking/rewriting to compile properly.

Thanks. :)

Professor 0110

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