Walkthrough of an Exploit

[btricha at gmail.com (Bryan Richardson)]

Thanks MaXe, I've read through both of those documents in the past, but will
do so again.  I do have extensive knowledge of Ruby, so that is a plus. :)
I also plan to use something like tracer.rb or Unroller to try and trace the
code execution.

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Bryan

On Wed, May 6, 2009 at 1:03 AM, <metafan at intern0t.net> wrote:

> I suggest you read the user and developer documentation, it gives a good
> point of view how things works. Ruby knowledge is also essential because
> Metasploit is written in Ruby, so if you know Ruby quite good and then read
> the Metasploit Source, then i'm sure you'll understand exactly how it works
> ;-)
>
> Sorry but this mail client might not send this reply correctly to the list.
>
> Best Regards,
> MaXe
>
>
>
>
> Hello all,
>
> Can anyone tell me if a walkthrough exists that describes step-by-step how
> Metasploit exploits a vulnerable target and uploads a payload?  I'm talking
> something very very deep in the weeds - i.e. code method calls and such.
> I'd really like to understand how the Metasploit hierarchy is utilized,
> when/where Metasploit gets the payloads from and uploads them, etc.  I would
> say something like this is a pretty fundamental requirement for someone
> interested in contributing to the framework.
>
> --
> Thanks!
> Bryan
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