This document provides a comprehensive guide on using Metasploit with Termux, a terminal emulator for Android, detailing installation and setup, basic usage, and advanced topics such as writing custom exploits. It explains the functionalities of Metasploit for exploiting vulnerabilities in systems and emphasizes the importance of ethical practices when testing security. The document also includes tips, FAQs, and encourages responsible use of the tools discussed.

1. Metasploit with Termux
Everything You Need to Know
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Are you looking for a way to use Metasploit on your Android device? Then you’ve come
to the right place. In this article, we will show you how to install and use Metasploit on

2. Termux, the popular terminal emulator for Android. We’ll cover everything you need to
know, from installing Termux to using Metasploit to exploit vulnerabilities in target
systems.
Table of Contents
​ Table of Contents
​ 1. Introduction
​ 2. What is Metasploit?
​ 3. What is Termux?
​ 4. Installing Termux on your Android device
​ 5. Setting up Metasploit on Termux
​ 6. Using Metasploit on Termux
​ 6.1 Understanding the Metasploit framework
​ 6.2 Basic usage of Metasploit
​ 6.3 Exploiting vulnerabilities with Metasploit
​ 6.4 Writing your own exploits
​ 7. Tips and tricks for using Metasploit on Termux
​ 8. Conclusion
​ FAQs
Table of Contents
1. Introduction
2. What is Metasploit?
3. What is Termux?
4. Installing Termux on your Android device
5. Setting up Metasploit on Termux
6. Using Metasploit on Termux
1. Understanding the Metasploit framework
2. Basic usage of Metasploit
3. Exploiting vulnerabilities with Metasploit
4. Writing your own exploits
7. Tips and tricks for using Metasploit on Termux

3. 1. Using Metasploit modules
2. Customizing the Metasploit environment
3. Keeping Metasploit up to date
8. Conclusion
9. FAQs
1. Introduction
Metasploit is a popular penetration testing tool that is widely used by security
professionals and ethical hackers. It provides a framework for exploiting vulnerabilities
in target systems, making it an essential tool for anyone involved in network security.
While Metasploit was traditionally used on desktop and server systems, it is now
possible to use it on Android devices, thanks to the Termux terminal emulator.
In this article, we will show you how to install and use Metasploit on Termux, so you can
take your security testing to the next level.
2. What is Metasploit?
Metasploit is a framework for developing, testing, and executing exploit code against
target systems. It provides a collection of modules that can be used to test and exploit
known vulnerabilities in a variety of platforms, including Windows, Linux, and macOS.
It can be used to test the security of networks, applications, and web services, and is a
valuable tool for anyone involved in network security.
3. What is Termux?
Termux is a terminal emulator for Android that provides a Linux environment on your
smartphone or tablet. It allows you to use command-line tools and utilities that are
normally only available on desktop and server systems, making it a powerful tool for
developers, hackers, and security professionals.

4. Termux is an open-source project and is available for free on the Google Play Store. It
provides a customizable terminal interface and supports a wide range of programming
languages, including Python, Ruby, and Node.js.
4. Installing Termux on your Android
device
To install Termux on your Android device, follow these steps:
1. Search for “Termux” and select the app from the search results.
2. Once the installation is complete, open the Termux app.
5. Setting up Metasploit on Termux
To set up Metasploit on Termux, follow these steps:
1. Open the Termux app on your Android device.
2. Type the following command to update the package list: apt update
3. Type the following command to install the necessary packages: apt install
unstable-repo metasploit
4. Wait for the installation to complete.
5. Once the installation is complete, type msfconsole to start the Metasploit
console.
6. Using Metasploit on Termux
Now that you have installed Metasploit on Termux, let’s explore how to use it to exploit
vulnerabilities in target systems.
6.1 Understanding the Metasploit
framework

5. Metasploit is built around the concept of modules, which are small scripts that can be
used to perform specific tasks.
1. Exploits: These are modules that can be used to exploit vulnerabilities in target
systems. They typically involve sending specially crafted packets to the target
system to take advantage of a specific vulnerability.
2. Payloads: These are modules that are used to deliver the exploit to the target
system. They typically involve executing a small piece of code on the target
system to gain remote access or execute commands.
3. Auxiliary: These are modules that provide additional functionality, such as
scanning, fingerprinting, or brute-forcing.
6.2 Basic usage of Metasploit
To use Metasploit, you need to first start the console by typing msfconsole in the
Termux terminal. This will launch the Metasploit console, which is the main interface for
using the framework.
Once you’re in the console, you can use a variety of commands to interact with
Metasploit.
● use: This command is used to select a specific module. For example,
● use exploit/windows/smb/ms17_010_eternalblue
● would select the EternalBlue exploit for the SMBv1 vulnerability on Windows
systems.
● set: This command is used to set options for the selected module. For example,
● set RHOSTS 192.168.1.100
● would set the target IP address to 192.168.1.100.
● show: This command is used to display information about the current module or
the available modules. For example,
● show payloads
● would display a list of all available payloads.

6. ● run: This command is used to execute the selected module. For example,
● run
● would execute the selected exploit and attempt to exploit the target system.
6.3 Exploiting vulnerabilities with
Metasploit
To exploit a vulnerability with Metasploit, you need to first select an exploit module that
targets the vulnerability you want to exploit. Once you have selected the exploit module,
you can set any required options, such as the target IP address or port number.
Once you have set the required options, you can run the exploit by typing run.
Metasploit will then attempt to exploit the target system using the selected module.
If the exploit is successful, you will gain remote access to the target system and can
execute commands or perform other actions as if you were sitting in front of the target
system.
It’s important to note that exploiting vulnerabilities without permission is illegal and can
result in serious consequences. Always make sure you have permission to test or
exploit a target system before attempting to do so.
6.4 Writing your own exploits
Metasploit also provides a framework for writing your own exploits. If you’re a developer
or security researcher, you can use Metasploit to create custom exploits that target
specific vulnerabilities.
To write your own exploit, you’ll need to have a good understanding of the vulnerability
you’re targeting and the target system’s architecture. You’ll also need to have some
experience with programming languages like Python or Ruby.

7. Metasploit provides a variety of tools and utilities for creating custom exploits, including
the msfvenom tool, which can be used to generate custom payloads.
7. Tips and tricks for using
Metasploit on Termux
Here are some tips and tricks to help you get the most out of Metasploit on Termux:
1. Always keep Metasploit updated to ensure that you have the latest exploits and
payloads.
2. Use Metasploit with caution and only on systems that you have permission to test
or exploit.
3. Take the time to understand the vulnerabilities you’re targeting and the target
system’s architecture before attempting to exploit them.
4. Use the search command to find specific modules or payloads. For example,
search wordpress would display all available modules and payloads related to
WordPress.
5. Use the info command to display detailed information about a specific module or
payload. For example, info exploit/windows/smb/ms17_010_eternalblue
would display information about the EternalBlue exploit for the SMBv1
vulnerability on Windows systems.
6. Use the use command to select a specific module and the set command to
configure any required options before running the exploit.
7. Be patient when running exploits. Some exploits may take longer than others to
succeed, depending on the target system’s security measures.
8. Take advantage of Metasploit’s post-exploitation modules to maintain access to
compromised systems and gather additional information.
8. Conclusion
Metasploit is a powerful tool for testing and exploiting vulnerabilities in target systems.
By installing Metasploit on Termux, you can have access to a full-featured security
testing framework right from your mobile device.

8. However, it’s important to use Metasploit with caution and only on systems that you
have permission to test or exploit. Always take the time to understand the vulnerabilities
you’re targeting and the target system’s architecture before attempting to exploit them.
If used responsibly, Metasploit can be an invaluable tool for identifying and addressing
security vulnerabilities in your own systems or those of your clients.
FAQs
1. Is it legal to use Metasploit on Termux? A: It is legal to use Metasploit for security
testing purposes with permission from the system owner.
2. Can Metasploit be used on iOS devices? A: No, Metasploit is not currently
available for iOS devices.
3. What is the difference between an exploit and a payload in Metasploit? A: An
exploit is used to exploit a vulnerability in a target system, while a payload is
used to deliver the exploit and perform actions on the target system.
4. Can Metasploit be used to test web applications? A: Yes, Metasploit includes
modules for testing web application vulnerabilities.
5. Can I write my own exploits in Metasploit? A: Yes, Metasploit provides a
framework for writing custom exploits.