Hey HD, Thanks for the update. I'll be interested to see how they respond. :)
Along these lines, I had asked a question in a previous email about the availability of Ruby's pcap libraries on compromised machines, and you responded with the following: The Pcap stuff in Metasploit only works on the attacker's machine, it doesnt extend through any of the payloads. Incidentally, what would it take to extend the Ruby pcap stuff in Metasploit through some of the payloads? Being able to script some remote packet sniffing stuff in Ruby for use on a compromised machine would be friggin' awesome if you ask me. However, I have no idea what it would take to make this happen... I'm still *learning* the in's and out's of the awesome Ruby project that is Metasploit. -- Thanks! Bryan On Sun, Feb 15, 2009 at 9:09 PM, H D Moore <h...@metasploit.com> wrote: > On Sun, 2009-02-15 at 18:42 -0700, Bryan Richardson wrote: > > Thanks for the info. The only thing is, I'm needing access to the > > sniffed traffic in real-time. For now I just plan to go the route of > > piping it through netcat. :) > > > I sent them an email about getting a cheap/free license for a new > meterpreter extension ($1999 otherwise). > > -HD > >
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