Metasploit Framework | How to install metasploit framework in termux

The Metasploit Framework is a powerful tool used by cybersecurity professionals and ethical hackers to test and exploit vulnerabilities in systems. It is a valuable resource for penetration testing and can help identify potential security weaknesses in networks, servers, and applications. If you are interested in learning more about the Metasploit Framework and how to install it, read on for a step-by-step guide.

Step 1: Install termux on your Android device

The first thing you need to do is install termux on your Android device. This is a terminal emulator and Linux environment app that allows you to run various command-line tools, including the Metasploit Framework. You can download termux from the Google Play Store or from the termux website.

Step 2: Update and upgrade termux packages

Once you have termux installed, open the app and run the following command to update and upgrade the packages:

apt update && apt upgrade

This will ensure that you have the latest packages and security updates installed on your device.

Step 3: Install the Metasploit Framework

To install the Metasploit Framework, you will need to use the termux package manager, pkg. Run the following command to install the Metasploit Framework:

pkg install unstable-repo pkg install metasploit

This will install the unstable repository, which is required to install the Metasploit Framework, as well as the Metasploit Framework itself.

Step 4: Start the Metasploit Framework

To start the Metasploit Framework, run the following command:

msfconsole

This will open the Metasploit Framework console, where you can begin using the various tools and commands available.

Step 5: Explore the Metasploit Framework

Now that you have the Metasploit Framework installed and running, you can start exploring all of the various tools and commands available. Some useful commands to try include:

• show options: Display all of the options and settings for a particular module
• show exploits: Display a list of available exploits
• show payloads: Display a list of available payloads
• use exploit/<exploit name>: Select a particular exploit to use
• set RHOST <target IP>: Set the target IP address for the exploit
• set LHOST <local IP>: Set the local IP address for the exploit
• exploit: Run the exploit

These are just a few examples of the many commands available in the Metasploit Framework