redis is based btw

@amsalem So what's Nmap doing?

sorry for the time just noticed

its both nmap and armitage

ill send pics in a few

@Gen Kumon

ok so

it seems like nmap is ok now

armitage still acting up tho

it found all of these

yet armitage cant suggest me a single exploit

Hmm...yeah, that's odd. You said Nmap wasn't acting up any more. Is it not reporting those ports as open now, or...?

it was acting up now it seems to be ok

this is really weird for me, ive been using them both for a few years now and this is a first

Well, if they were both acting up at the same time, that suggests an issue outside of the two programs that was the common cause.

hmmm so after i set the exploit level to "poor" it seems to be working

Something wrong with a shared dependency or something acting odd in the network itself.

Ah. Well, as long as it works. Might be something off with the network itself, then.

yeah now its showing me all the trash exploits tho

Networking is a school of the blackest magics.

what the heck metasploit not cool at all

How's Kali, by the way? Never tried it, but have and am using several other Debian derived distros.

thats the xp machine

uhhh ive been using it my entire carrier

cant really recommend anything else

it can defiantly act up from time to time tho

Mm.

id recommend you take a look into armitage owsap zap metasploit nmap nikto burpsuit and beef xss

those are my favs

let me know if you need anything we might black hat together

I'm good. Not much of a networking guy in general.

@amsalem hey have you done these? http://pwnable.kr/play.php

uh dont think i did

whats it about

you have to log into remote machine, figure out how to get root, then move on to the next level

Spent about 3hrs trying to fix a windows computer and I still had no idea what the fuck I did or what the hell was wrong

did you tried turning it off and on again