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Überblick

ExploitDB ist ein umfassendes Archiv öffentlicher Exploits und entsprechender gefährdeter Software, entwickelt für den Einsatz durch Penetrationsprüfer und Schwachstellenforscher. Es dient als endgültiges Repository für Exploits und Nachweise von Konzepten anstatt Advisorien, so dass es eine unschätzbare Ressource für Sicherheitsexperten. Die Datenbank wird von Offensive Security gepflegt und enthält Tausende verifizierte Exploits, Shellcodes und Sicherheitspapiere, die für Bildungszwecke und autorisierte Penetrationstests verwendet werden können.

ZEIT Warning: ExploitDB enthält echte Ausbeutungen, die zu Schäden an Systemen führen können. Verwenden Sie diese Exploits nur gegen Systeme, die Sie besitzen oder eine ausdrückliche schriftliche Erlaubnis zum Testen haben. Unberechtigte Nutzung von Exploits kann lokale Gesetze und Vorschriften verletzen.

Installation und Inbetriebnahme

Online-Zugang

```bash

Access ExploitDB online

Website: https://www.exploit-db.com/

No installation required for web interface

Direct exploit download

wget https://www.exploit-db.com/download/[EXPLOIT_ID]

Example: Download exploit 50383

wget https://www.exploit-db.com/download/50383

Download with custom filename

wget -O local_exploit.py https://www.exploit-db.com/download/50383 ```_

Lokale Datenbankinstallation

```bash

Clone ExploitDB repository

git clone https://github.com/offensive-security/exploitdb.git /opt/exploitdb

Update PATH to include searchsploit

echo 'export PATH="$PATH:/opt/exploitdb"' >> ~/.bashrc source ~/.bashrc

Update the database

cd /opt/exploitdb && git pull

Verify installation

searchsploit --help ```_

Kali Linux Setup

```bash

ExploitDB is pre-installed on Kali Linux

searchsploit --version

Update the database

searchsploit -u

Check database location

searchsploit --path

Manual update if needed

cd /usr/share/exploitdb && sudo git pull ```_

Docker Installation

```bash

Pull ExploitDB Docker image

docker pull offensive-security/exploitdb

Run ExploitDB in Docker

docker run -it --rm offensive-security/exploitdb

Mount local directory for exploit downloads

docker run -it --rm \ -v $(pwd):/exploits \ offensive-security/exploitdb ```_

Web Interface Nutzung

Grundlagen der Suche

```bash

Search by software name

Navigate to: https://www.exploit-db.com/

- Platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, etc.)

- Type (Local, Remote, WebApp, DoS, etc.)

- Date range

- Author

- Verified status

Example searches:

"Apache 2.4" - Find Apache web server exploits

"WordPress" - Find WordPress CMS exploits

"Windows 10" - Find Windows 10 specific exploits

"privilege escalation" - Find privilege escalation exploits

```_

Ausgewählte Kategorien

```bash

Remote Exploits

- Network-based attacks

- Service exploitation

- Protocol vulnerabilities

Local Exploits

- Privilege escalation

- Local file inclusion

- Buffer overflows

Web Application Exploits

- SQL injection

- Cross-site scripting (XSS)

- Remote file inclusion

Denial of Service (DoS)

- Service disruption

- Resource exhaustion

- Crash exploits

Shellcode

- Payload code

- Assembly instructions

- Platform-specific code

```_

Download von Exploits

```bash

Download individual exploit

curl -O https://www.exploit-db.com/download/[EXPLOIT_ID]

Download with metadata

curl -H "Accept: application/json" \ https://www.exploit-db.com/exploits/[EXPLOIT_ID]

Bulk download by search

Use web interface to export search results

Download CSV file with exploit metadata

Download papers and advisories

wget https://www.exploit-db.com/papers/[PAPER_ID] ```_

SearchSploit Command Line Tool

Basisnutzung

```bash

Search for exploits

searchsploit apache

Case-insensitive search

searchsploit -i apache

Search for exact match

searchsploit -e "Apache 2.4.7"

Search in title only

searchsploit -t apache

Search excluding specific terms

searchsploit apache --exclude="2.2"

Search with multiple terms

searchsploit "apache 2.4" privilege ```_

Erweiterte Suchoptionen

```bash

Search by platform

searchsploit --platform windows apache searchsploit --platform linux kernel

Search by exploit type

searchsploit --type remote apache searchsploit --type local windows

Search by author

searchsploit --author "Metasploit"

Search by CVE

searchsploit --cve 2021-44228 searchsploit --cve CVE-2021-34527

Search by date range

searchsploit --after 2020 apache searchsploit --before 2019 windows ```_

Ausgabeformatierung

```bash

Verbose output with full paths

searchsploit -v apache

JSON output

searchsploit -j apache

XML output

searchsploit -x apache

Color output (default)

searchsploit --colour apache

No color output

searchsploit --no-colour apache

Limit number of results

searchsploit apache|head -20 ```_

Exploit Management

```bash

Copy exploit to current directory

searchsploit -m 50383

Copy multiple exploits

searchsploit -m 50383,50384,50385

Copy exploit with original filename

searchsploit -m exploits/linux/local/50383.c

Mirror (copy) exploit to specific directory

searchsploit -m 50383 -o /tmp/exploits/

View exploit content

searchsploit -x 50383

Open exploit in default editor

searchsploit -e 50383 ```_

Datenbanken

```bash

Update ExploitDB database

searchsploit -u

Check database statistics

searchsploit --stats

Show database path

searchsploit --path

Rebuild database index

searchsploit --rebuild

Check for database integrity

searchsploit --check ```_

Automatisierungsskripte

Automatisierte Schwachstelle Forschung

```bash

!/bin/bash

Automated vulnerability research using ExploitDB

TARGET_SOFTWARE="$1" OUTPUT_DIR="vulnerability_research_$(date +%Y%m%d_%H%M%S)" REPORT_FILE="$OUTPUT_DIR/vulnerability_report.html"

if [ -z "$TARGET_SOFTWARE" ]; then echo "Usage: $0 " echo "Example: $0 'Apache 2.4'" exit 1 fi

mkdir -p "$OUTPUT_DIR"

Function to search and analyze exploits

search_exploits() \\{ local software="$1" local search_dir="$OUTPUT_DIR/exploits"

echo "[+] Searching for exploits related to: $software"

mkdir -p "$search_dir"

# Perform comprehensive search
searchsploit -j "$software" > "$OUTPUT_DIR/search_results.json"

if [ ! -s "$OUTPUT_DIR/search_results.json" ]; then
    echo "[-] No exploits found for: $software"
    return 1
fi

# Parse results and categorize
python3 << EOF

import json import os from collections import defaultdict

Read search results

with open('$OUTPUT_DIR/search_results.json', 'r') as f: data = json.load(f)

exploits = data.get('RESULTS_EXPLOIT', []) shellcodes = data.get('RESULTS_SHELLCODE', [])

print(f"[+] Found \\{len(exploits)\\} exploits and \\{len(shellcodes)\\} shellcodes")

Categorize exploits

categories = defaultdict(list) platforms = defaultdict(int) types = defaultdict(int) years = defaultdict(int)

for exploit in exploits: # Extract information title = exploit.get('Title', '') platform = exploit.get('Platform', 'Unknown') exploit_type = exploit.get('Type', 'Unknown') date = exploit.get('Date', '') edb_id = exploit.get('EDB-ID', '')

# Categorize
categories[platform].append(exploit)
platforms[platform] += 1
types[exploit_type] += 1

if date:
    year = date.split('-')[0]
    years[year] += 1

Save categorized data

categorized_data = \\{ 'total_exploits': len(exploits), 'total_shellcodes': len(shellcodes), 'platforms': dict(platforms), 'types': dict(types), 'years': dict(years), 'categories': \\{k: v for k, v in categories.items()\\} \\}

with open('$OUTPUT_DIR/categorized_exploits.json', 'w') as f: json.dump(categorized_data, f, indent=2)

print("[+] Exploit categorization completed") EOF

return 0

\\}

Function to download relevant exploits

download_exploits() \\{ echo "[+] Downloading relevant exploits"

local download_dir="$OUTPUT_DIR/downloaded_exploits"
mkdir -p "$download_dir"

# Extract high-priority exploit IDs
python3 << EOF

import json

with open('$OUTPUT_DIR/search_results.json', 'r') as f: data = json.load(f)

exploits = data.get('RESULTS_EXPLOIT', [])

Priority criteria

high_priority = [] for exploit in exploits: title = exploit.get('Title', '').lower() exploit_type = exploit.get('Type', '').lower() platform = exploit.get('Platform', '').lower()

# High priority: remote exploits, privilege escalation, recent
if any(keyword in title for keyword in ['remote', 'rce', 'privilege', 'escalation']):
    high_priority.append(exploit.get('EDB-ID', ''))
elif 'remote' in exploit_type:
    high_priority.append(exploit.get('EDB-ID', ''))

Limit to top 20 for download

high_priority = high_priority[:20]

with open('$OUTPUT_DIR/priority_exploits.txt', 'w') as f: for edb_id in high_priority: f.write(f"\\{edb_id\\}\n")

print(f"[+] Identified \\{len(high_priority)\\} high-priority exploits") EOF

# Download priority exploits
if [ -f "$OUTPUT_DIR/priority_exploits.txt" ]; then
    while read -r edb_id; do
        if [ -n "$edb_id" ]; then
            echo "  [+] Downloading exploit: $edb_id"

| searchsploit -m "$edb_id" -o "$download_dir/" 2>/dev/null | | true | fi done < "$OUTPUT_DIR/priority_exploits.txt" fi \\}

Function to analyze exploit code

analyze_exploits() \\{ echo "[+] Analyzing downloaded exploits"

local analysis_file="$OUTPUT_DIR/exploit_analysis.txt"

cat > "$analysis_file" << EOF

Exploit Code Analysis Report

Target Software: $TARGET_SOFTWARE Analysis Date: $(date)

EOF

# Analyze each downloaded exploit
find "$OUTPUT_DIR/downloaded_exploits" -type f -name "*.c" -o -name "*.py" -o -name "*.rb" -o -name "*.pl"|while read -r exploit_file; do
    echo "Analyzing: $(basename "$exploit_file")" >> "$analysis_file"
    echo "----------------------------------------" >> "$analysis_file"

    # Extract key information
    if [ -f "$exploit_file" ]; then
        # Look for CVE references
        cve_refs=$(grep -i "CVE-[0-9]\\\\\{4\\\\\}-[0-9]\\\\\{4,\\\\\}" "$exploit_file"|head -5)
        if [ -n "$cve_refs" ]; then
            echo "CVE References:" >> "$analysis_file"
            echo "$cve_refs" >> "$analysis_file"
            echo "" >> "$analysis_file"
        fi

        # Look for usage instructions

| usage=$(grep -i -A 5 -B 5 "usage\ | compile\ | run" "$exploit_file" | head -10) | if [ -n "$usage" ]; then echo "Usage Instructions:" >> "$analysis_file" echo "$usage" >> "$analysis_file" echo "" >> "$analysis_file" fi

        # Look for requirements

| requirements=$(grep -i -A 3 -B 3 "require\ | import\ | include" "$exploit_file" | head -10) | if [ -n "$requirements" ]; then echo "Requirements/Dependencies:" >> "$analysis_file" echo "$requirements" >> "$analysis_file" echo "" >> "$analysis_file" fi fi

    echo "========================================" >> "$analysis_file"
    echo "" >> "$analysis_file"
done

\\}

Function to generate HTML report

generate_report() \\{ echo "[+] Generating vulnerability research report"

python3 << EOF

import json import os from datetime import datetime

Read categorized data

try: with open('$OUTPUT_DIR/categorized_exploits.json', 'r') as f: data = json.load(f) except: data = \\{'total_exploits': 0, 'total_shellcodes': 0, 'platforms': \\{\\}, 'types': \\{\\}, 'years': \\{\\}\\}

Generate HTML report

html_content = f"""

Vulnerability Research Report - $TARGET_SOFTWARE

Executive Summary

Total Exploits Found: \\\\{data.get('total_exploits', 0)\\\\}

Total Shellcodes Found: \\\\{data.get('total_shellcodes', 0)\\\\}

Risk Assessment: \\\\{'High' if data.get('total_exploits', 0) > 10 else 'Medium' if data.get('total_exploits', 0) > 5 else 'Low'\\\\}

Platform Distribution

""" for platform, count in sorted(data.get('platforms', \\\\{\\\\}).items(), key=lambda x: x[1], reverse=True): html_content += f" \\n" html_content += """

Platform	Exploit Count
\\\\{platform\\\\}	\\\\{count\\\\}

Exploit Types

""" for exploit_type, count in sorted(data.get('types', \\\\{\\\\}).items(), key=lambda x: x[1], reverse=True): html_content += f" \\n" html_content += """

Type	Count
\\\\{exploit_type\\\\}	\\\\{count\\\\}

Timeline Analysis

Recommendations

Immediate Actions: Review and patch all identified vulnerabilities
Security Controls: Implement additional security measures for high-risk components
Monitoring: Set up monitoring for exploitation attempts
Testing: Conduct penetration testing to validate security posture

"""

with open('$REPORT_FILE', 'w') as f: f.write(html_content)

print(f"[+] HTML report generated: $REPORT_FILE") EOF \\}

Function to check for recent exploits

check_recent_exploits() \\{ echo "[+] Checking for recent exploits (last 30 days)"

local recent_file="$OUTPUT_DIR/recent_exploits.txt"
local cutoff_date=$(date -d "30 days ago" +%Y-%m-%d)

searchsploit --after "$cutoff_date" "$TARGET_SOFTWARE" > "$recent_file"

if [ -s "$recent_file" ]; then
    local recent_count=$(wc -l ``< "$recent_file")
    echo "  [!] Found $recent_count recent exploits"

    # Send alert if recent exploits found
    if [ "$recent_count" -gt 0 ]; then
        echo "ALERT: Recent exploits found for $TARGET_SOFTWARE"|\

| mail -s "Security Alert: Recent Exploits" security@company.com 2>``/dev/null | | \ | echo "Alert: Recent exploits detected (email failed)" fi else echo " [+] No recent exploits found" fi \\}

Main execution

echo "[+] Starting vulnerability research for: $TARGET_SOFTWARE"

Check dependencies

if ! command -v searchsploit &> /dev/null; then echo "[-] searchsploit not found. Please install ExploitDB first." exit 1 fi

Perform research

if search_exploits "$TARGET_SOFTWARE"; then download_exploits analyze_exploits generate_report check_recent_exploits

echo "[+] Vulnerability research completed"
echo "[+] Results saved in: $OUTPUT_DIR"
echo "[+] Open $REPORT_FILE for detailed report"

else echo "[-] No exploits found for: $TARGET_SOFTWARE" exit 1 fi ```_

CVE to Exploit Mapping

```bash

!/bin/bash

Map CVE numbers to available exploits

CVE_LIST_FILE="$1" OUTPUT_DIR="cve_exploit_mapping_$(date +%Y%m%d_%H%M%S)"

| if [ -z "$CVE_LIST_FILE" ] | | [ ! -f "$CVE_LIST_FILE" ]; then | echo "Usage: $0 " echo "CVE list file should contain one CVE per line (e.g., CVE-2021-44228)" exit 1 fi

mkdir -p "$OUTPUT_DIR"

Function to search exploits for CVE

search_cve_exploits() \\{ local cve="$1" local cve_dir="$OUTPUT_DIR/$cve"

echo "[+] Searching exploits for: $cve"

mkdir -p "$cve_dir"

# Search for exploits
searchsploit --cve "$cve" -j > "$cve_dir/search_results.json"

if [ -s "$cve_dir/search_results.json" ]; then
    # Parse and analyze results
    python3 << EOF

import json

with open('$cve_dir/search_results.json', 'r') as f: data = json.load(f)

exploits = data.get('RESULTS_EXPLOIT', []) shellcodes = data.get('RESULTS_SHELLCODE', [])

print(f" [+] Found \\{len(exploits)\\} exploits and \\{len(shellcodes)\\} shellcodes for $cve")

Save summary

summary = \\{ 'cve': '$cve', 'exploit_count': len(exploits), 'shellcode_count': len(shellcodes), 'exploits': exploits, 'shellcodes': shellcodes \\}

with open('$cve_dir/summary.json', 'w') as f: json.dump(summary, f, indent=2)

Download top 5 exploits

if exploits: top_exploits = exploits[:5] with open('$cve_dir/top_exploits.txt', 'w') as f: for exploit in top_exploits: f.write(f"\\{exploit.get('EDB-ID', '')\\}\n") EOF

    # Download top exploits
    if [ -f "$cve_dir/top_exploits.txt" ]; then
        while read -r edb_id; do
            if [ -n "$edb_id" ]; then

| searchsploit -m "$edb_id" -o "$cve_dir/" 2>/dev/null | | true | fi done < "$cve_dir/top_exploits.txt" fi

    return 0
else
    echo "  [-] No exploits found for: $cve"
    return 1
fi

\\}

Function to generate mapping report

generate_mapping_report() \\{ echo "[+] Generating CVE to exploit mapping report"

local report_file="$OUTPUT_DIR/cve_exploit_mapping.html"

python3 << EOF

import json import os from datetime import datetime import glob

Collect all CVE summaries

cve_data = [] for summary_file in glob.glob('$OUTPUT_DIR/*/summary.json'): try: with open(summary_file, 'r') as f: data = json.load(f) cve_data.append(data) except: continue

Sort by exploit count

cve_data.sort(key=lambda x: x.get('exploit_count', 0), reverse=True)

Generate HTML report

html_content = f"""

CVE to Exploit Mapping Report

Summary Statistics

Metric	Value
CVEs with Exploits	\\\\{sum(1 for cve in cve_data if cve.get('exploit_count', 0) > 0)\\\\}
CVEs without Exploits	\\\\{sum(1 for cve in cve_data if cve.get('exploit_count', 0) == 0)\\\\}
Total Exploits Found	\\\\{sum(cve.get('exploit_count', 0) for cve in cve_data)\\\\}
Total Shellcodes Found	\\\\{sum(cve.get('shellcode_count', 0) for cve in cve_data)\\\\}

""" # Add individual CVE details for cve in cve_data: exploit_count = cve.get('exploit_count', 0) risk_class = 'high-risk' if exploit_count > 5 else 'medium-risk' if exploit_count > 0 else 'low-risk' html_content += f"""

\\\\{cve.get('cve', 'Unknown')\\\\}

Exploits Available: \\\\{exploit_count\\\\}

Shellcodes Available: \\\\{cve.get('shellcode_count', 0)\\\\}

Risk Level: \\\\{'High' if exploit_count > 5 else 'Medium' if exploit_count > 0 else 'Low'\\\\}

""" if exploit_count > 0: html_content += """

Available Exploits:

""" for exploit in cve.get('exploits', [])[:10]: # Show top 10 html_content += f""" """ html_content += "

EDB-ID	Title	Platform	Type
\\\\{exploit.get('EDB-ID', '')\\\\}	\\\\{exploit.get('Title', '')\\\\}	\\\\{exploit.get('Platform', '')\\\\}	\\\\{exploit.get('Type', '')\\\\}

" html_content += "

" html_content += """

"""

with open('$report_file', 'w') as f: f.write(html_content)

print(f"[+] Mapping report generated: $report_file") EOF \\}

Main execution

echo "[+] Starting CVE to exploit mapping"

Process each CVE

total_cves=0 cves_with_exploits=0

while read -r cve; do # Skip empty lines and comments | [[ -z "$cve" | | "$cve" =~ ^#.*$ ]] && continue |

total_cves=$((total_cves + 1))

if search_cve_exploits "$cve"; then
    cves_with_exploits=$((cves_with_exploits + 1))
fi

# Small delay to avoid overwhelming the system
sleep 1

done < "$CVE_LIST_FILE"

echo "[+] CVE mapping completed" echo " Total CVEs processed: $total_cves" echo " CVEs with exploits: $cves_with_exploits"

Generate final report

generate_mapping_report

echo "[+] Results saved in: $OUTPUT_DIR" ```_

Exploit Testing Framework

```bash

!/bin/bash

Automated exploit testing framework

EXPLOIT_ID="$1" TARGET_HOST="$2" TARGET_PORT="$3" OUTPUT_DIR="exploit_test_$(date +%Y%m%d_%H%M%S)"

| if [ -z "$EXPLOIT_ID" ] | | [ -z "$TARGET_HOST" ]; then | echo "Usage: $0 [target_port]" echo "Example: $0 50383 192.168.1.100 80" exit 1 fi

mkdir -p "$OUTPUT_DIR"

Function to download and analyze exploit

prepare_exploit() \\{ local edb_id="$1" local exploit_dir="$OUTPUT_DIR/exploit_$edb_id"

echo "[+] Preparing exploit: $edb_id"

mkdir -p "$exploit_dir"

# Download exploit
searchsploit -m "$edb_id" -o "$exploit_dir/"

if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
    echo "[-] Failed to download exploit: $edb_id"
    return 1
fi

# Find the downloaded file
local exploit_file=$(find "$exploit_dir" -type f -name "*$edb_id*"|head -1)

if [ ! -f "$exploit_file" ]; then
    echo "[-] Exploit file not found"
    return 1
fi

echo "[+] Exploit downloaded: $exploit_file"

# Analyze exploit
analyze_exploit_code "$exploit_file"

return 0

\\}

Function to analyze exploit code

analyze_exploit_code() \\{ local exploit_file="$1" local analysis_file="$OUTPUT_DIR/exploit_analysis.txt"

echo "[+] Analyzing exploit code"

cat > "$analysis_file" << EOF

Exploit Analysis Report

Exploit ID: $EXPLOIT_ID File: $(basename "$exploit_file") Analysis Date: $(date)

EOF

# Determine file type
local file_type=$(file "$exploit_file"|cut -d: -f2)
echo "File Type: $file_type" >> "$analysis_file"
echo "" >> "$analysis_file"

# Extract metadata
echo "Metadata Analysis:" >> "$analysis_file"
echo "-----------------" >> "$analysis_file"

# Look for CVE references
local cve_refs=$(grep -i "CVE-[0-9]\\\\\{4\\\\\}-[0-9]\\\\\{4,\\\\\}" "$exploit_file")
if [ -n "$cve_refs" ]; then
    echo "CVE References:" >> "$analysis_file"
    echo "$cve_refs" >> "$analysis_file"
    echo "" >> "$analysis_file"
fi

# Look for target information

| local targets=$(grep -i -E "target | vulnerable | affected" "$exploit_file" | head -10) | if [ -n "$targets" ]; then echo "Target Information:" >> "$analysis_file" echo "$targets" >> "$analysis_file" echo "" >> "$analysis_file" fi

# Look for usage instructions

# Look for dependencies

# Security analysis
echo "Security Analysis:" >> "$analysis_file"
echo "-----------------" >> "$analysis_file"

# Check for dangerous functions

# Check for network operations

echo "[+] Exploit analysis completed: $analysis_file"

\\}

Function to perform pre-test reconnaissance

pre_test_recon() \\{ local target="$1" local port="$2" local recon_file="$OUTPUT_DIR/reconnaissance.txt"

echo "[+] Performing pre-test reconnaissance"

cat > "$recon_file" << EOF

Pre-Test Reconnaissance Report

Target: $target Port: $port Date: $(date)

EOF

# Basic connectivity test
echo "Connectivity Test:" >> "$recon_file"
if ping -c 3 "$target" &>/dev/null; then
    echo "  [+] Target is reachable" >> "$recon_file"
else
    echo "  [-] Target is not reachable" >> "$recon_file"
fi
echo "" >> "$recon_file"

# Port scan
if [ -n "$port" ]; then
    echo "Port Scan:" >> "$recon_file"
    if command -v nmap &> /dev/null; then
        nmap -p "$port" "$target" >> "$recon_file" 2>&1
    elif command -v nc &> /dev/null; then
        if nc -z "$target" "$port" 2>/dev/null; then
            echo "  [+] Port $port is open" >> "$recon_file"
        else
            echo "  [-] Port $port is closed or filtered" >> "$recon_file"
        fi
    fi
    echo "" >> "$recon_file"
fi

# Service detection
if [ -n "$port" ] && command -v nmap &> /dev/null; then
    echo "Service Detection:" >> "$recon_file"
    nmap -sV -p "$port" "$target" >> "$recon_file" 2>&1
    echo "" >> "$recon_file"
fi

echo "[+] Reconnaissance completed: $recon_file"

\\}

Function to create test environment

create_test_environment() \\{ echo "[+] Creating test environment"

local test_dir="$OUTPUT_DIR/test_environment"
mkdir -p "$test_dir"

# Copy exploit to test directory

| cp "$OUTPUT_DIR"/exploit_/[0-9].* "$test_dir/" 2>/dev/null | | true |

# Create test script template
cat > "$test_dir/test_exploit.sh" << 'EOF'

!/bin/bash

Exploit test script template

EXPLOIT_FILE="$1" TARGET_HOST="$2" TARGET_PORT="$3"

| if [ -z "$EXPLOIT_FILE" ] | | [ -z "$TARGET_HOST" ]; then | echo "Usage: $0 [target_port]" exit 1 fi

echo "[+] Testing exploit: $EXPLOIT_FILE" echo "[+] Target: $TARGET_HOST:$TARGET_PORT"

Determine exploit type and run accordingly

case "$EXPLOIT_FILE" in .py) echo "[+] Running Python exploit" python3 "$EXPLOIT_FILE" "$TARGET_HOST" "$TARGET_PORT" ;; .c) echo "[+] Compiling and running C exploit" gcc -o exploit "$EXPLOIT_FILE" && ./exploit "$TARGET_HOST" "$TARGET_PORT" ;; .rb) echo "[+] Running Ruby exploit" ruby "$EXPLOIT_FILE" "$TARGET_HOST" "$TARGET_PORT" ;; .pl) echo "[+] Running Perl exploit" perl "$EXPLOIT_FILE" "$TARGET_HOST" "$TARGET_PORT" ;; *) echo "[-] Unknown exploit type" exit 1 ;; esac EOF

chmod +x "$test_dir/test_exploit.sh"

echo "[+] Test environment created: $test_dir"

\\}

Function to generate test report

generate_test_report() \\{ echo "[+] Generating test report"

local report_file="$OUTPUT_DIR/exploit_test_report.html"

cat > "$report_file" << EOF

Exploit Test Report

⚠️ Important Notice

This report contains information about security exploits. Use this information responsibly and only against systems you own or have explicit permission to test.

Test Summary

Parameter	Value
Exploit ID	$EXPLOIT_ID
Target Host	$TARGET_HOST
Target Port	$TARGET_PORT
Test Status	Prepared (Manual execution required)

Files Generated

Exploit Analysis: exploit_analysis.txt
Reconnaissance: reconnaissance.txt
Test Environment: test_environment/
Test Script: test_environment/test_exploit.sh

Next Steps

Review the exploit analysis and reconnaissance reports
Ensure you have proper authorization to test the target
Navigate to the test_environment directory
Execute the test script with appropriate parameters
Monitor the target system for any impact
Document all findings and remediation steps

Legal and Ethical Considerations

Only test systems you own or have explicit written permission to test
Ensure testing is conducted in a controlled environment
Have proper incident response procedures in place
Document all testing activities for compliance purposes
Follow responsible disclosure practices for any vulnerabilities found

EOF

echo "[+] Test report generated: $report_file"

\\}

Main execution

echo "[+] Starting exploit testing framework" echo "[+] Exploit ID: $EXPLOIT_ID" echo "[+] Target: $TARGET_HOST:$TARGET_PORT"

Check dependencies

if ! command -v searchsploit &> /dev/null; then echo "[-] searchsploit not found. Please install ExploitDB first." exit 1 fi

Prepare exploit

if prepare_exploit "$EXPLOIT_ID"; then # Perform reconnaissance pre_test_recon "$TARGET_HOST" "$TARGET_PORT"

# Create test environment
create_test_environment

# Generate report
generate_test_report

echo "[+] Exploit testing framework setup completed"
echo "[+] Results saved in: $OUTPUT_DIR"
echo "[+] Review the analysis before proceeding with testing"
echo "[+] REMEMBER: Only test systems you own or have permission to test"

else echo "[-] Failed to prepare exploit" exit 1 fi ```_

Integration mit anderen Tools

Metasploit Integration

```bash

searchsploit -m 12345 grep -i "metasploit" 12345.rb

Convert ExploitDB exploit to Metasploit module

Manual process - requires Ruby/Metasploit knowledge

Use ExploitDB references in Metasploit

msfconsole -q -x "search edb:12345" ```_

Nmap Integration

```bash

Use Nmap scripts with ExploitDB references

nmap --script vuln target.com

Custom Nmap script using ExploitDB data

nmap --script-args=exploitdb-path=/opt/exploitdb target.com ```_

Integration von Burp Suite

```bash

Import ExploitDB payloads into Burp Suite

Manual process through Burp's payload options

Use ExploitDB exploits for manual testing

Copy exploit code and adapt for web application testing

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Fehlerbehebung

Gemeinsame Themen

Probleme der Datenbankaktualisierung

```bash

Manual database update

cd /opt/exploitdb && git pull

Fix permission issues

sudo chown -R $USER:$USER /opt/exploitdb

Rebuild database index

searchsploit --rebuild

Check database integrity

searchsploit --check ```_

Suchprobleme

```bash

Clear search cache

rm -rf ~/.searchsploit_cache

Use exact search

searchsploit -e "exact term"

Case-sensitive search

searchsploit -c "CaseSensitive"

Debug search

searchsploit --debug apache ```_

Probleme herunterladen

```bash

Check internet connectivity

ping www.exploit-db.com

Use alternative download method

curl -O https://www.exploit-db.com/download/12345

Check file permissions

ls -la /opt/exploitdb/exploits/

Manual file copy

cp /opt/exploitdb/exploits/linux/local/12345.c . ```_

Leistungsoptimierung

```bash

Limit search results

searchsploit apache|head -20

Use specific search terms

searchsploit "Apache 2.4.7" --exclude="2.2"

Search specific platforms only

searchsploit --platform linux apache

Use JSON output for parsing

searchsploit -j apache|jq '.RESULTS_EXPLOIT[0]' ```_

Ressourcen

[ExploitDB Website](_LINK_7___ -%20ExploitDB%20GitHub%20Repository
SearchSploit Dokumentation
[offensive Sicherheit](_LINK_7__ -%20[CVE%20Datenbank](LINK_7 -%20[Nationale%20Sicherheitsdatenbank](LINK_7 -%20(__LINK_7___)

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*Dieses Betrügereiblatt bietet eine umfassende Referenz für die Verwendung von ExploitDB und SearchSploit für Schwachstellenforschung und Exploit-Entwicklung. Stellen Sie immer sicher, dass Sie eine ordnungsgemäße Genehmigung haben, bevor Sie irgendwelche Exploits in jeder Umgebung verwenden. *

Ausgewählt Cheat Sheet

Überblick

Installation und Inbetriebnahme

Online-Zugang

Access ExploitDB online

Website: https://www.exploit-db.com/

No installation required for web interface

Direct exploit download

Example: Download exploit 50383

Download with custom filename

Lokale Datenbankinstallation

Clone ExploitDB repository

Update PATH to include searchsploit

Update the database

Verify installation

Kali Linux Setup

ExploitDB is pre-installed on Kali Linux

Update the database

Check database location

Manual update if needed

Docker Installation

Pull ExploitDB Docker image

Run ExploitDB in Docker

Mount local directory for exploit downloads

Web Interface Nutzung

Grundlagen der Suche

Search by software name

Navigate to: https://www.exploit-db.com/

Enter software name in search box

Advanced search filters:

- Platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, etc.)

- Type (Local, Remote, WebApp, DoS, etc.)

- Date range

- Author

- Verified status

Example searches:

"Apache 2.4" - Find Apache web server exploits

"WordPress" - Find WordPress CMS exploits

"Windows 10" - Find Windows 10 specific exploits

"privilege escalation" - Find privilege escalation exploits

Ausgewählte Kategorien

Remote Exploits

- Network-based attacks

- Service exploitation

- Protocol vulnerabilities

Local Exploits

- Privilege escalation

- Local file inclusion

- Buffer overflows

Web Application Exploits

- SQL injection

- Cross-site scripting (XSS)

- Remote file inclusion

Denial of Service (DoS)

- Service disruption

- Resource exhaustion

- Crash exploits

Shellcode

- Payload code

- Assembly instructions

- Platform-specific code

Download von Exploits

Download individual exploit

Download with metadata

Bulk download by search

Use web interface to export search results

Download CSV file with exploit metadata

Download papers and advisories

SearchSploit Command Line Tool

Basisnutzung

Search for exploits

Case-insensitive search

Search for exact match

Search in title only

Search excluding specific terms

Search with multiple terms

Erweiterte Suchoptionen

Search by platform

Search by exploit type

Search by author