MassExploitConsole is a python based easy-to-use cli tool for executing exploits. It has a collection of exploits to execute, built-in scanner for enumeration, built-in crawler and proxychains to hide your ip address.
Installing mEC
Clone the repository, go to the folder and run the install script.
git clone https://github.com/jm33-m0/mec.git cd mec/ ./install.py
Type ‘yes‘ to all and that’s it- installation completed.
Running mEC
Type this to your command prompt;
./mec.py
An interface is opened asking you if you want to use a default ip_target list. Press ‘yes‘ and continue. You can change that accordingly to your needs.
Typing ‘exploits‘, will list all the available exploits. You can add up your own exploits and execute them from inside the framework.
For fast execution simply type ‘attack‘ and the script will start the exploiter with a guide on how you want to perform your attack to the target. You have to choose if you want to use proxychains for anonymity, if you wish to choose between between default exploits or manual configuration. Also it can create a reverse shell to connect back to you, if your attack was successful. In the end, it will ask you if you want to proceed, just type ‘y‘ and that’s it. Below is a simple example attack.
What Bunny rating does it get?
MassExploitConsole is an entry-level script to use. It may help you with some vulnerable servers, but that’s it. For more sophisticated attacks, please consider using more advanced toolkits. For it’s simplicity, I will give it 2.5 out of 5 bunnies.
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