THIS IS A BETA RELEASE, please be nice and report any issues

msploitego leverages the data gathered in a Metasploit database by enumerating and creating specific entities for services. Services like samba, smtp, snmp, http have transforms to enumerate even further. Entities can either be loaded from a Metasploit XML file or taken directly from the Postgres msf database

• Python 2.7
• Has only been tested on Kali Linux
• software installations
  • Metasploit Framework
  • nmap
  • enum4linux
  • snmp-check
  • nikto
  • exploitdb

• In Maltego import config from msploitego/src/msploitego/resources/maltego/msploitego.mtz
• checkout and update the transform path inside Maltego
  • easiest way would be to create a symbolic link to the transforms directory in /root/)
  • ln -s /path/to/your/msploitego/src/msploitego/transforms /root/

• run a db_nmap scan in metatasploit, or import a previous scan

  • msf> db_nmap -vvvv -T5 -A -sS -ST -Pn

  • msf> db_import /path/to/your/nmapfile.xml

  • export the database to an xml file

  • msf> db_export -f xml /path/to/your/output.xml

  • In Maltego drag a MetasploitDBXML entity onto the graph.

  • Update the entity with the path to your metasploit database file.

  • run the MetasploitDB transform to enumerate hosts.

  • from there several transforms are available to enumerate services, vulnerabilities stored in the metasploit DB

• drag and drop a Postgresql DB entity onto the canvas, enter DB details.
• run the Postgresql transforms directly against a running DB

• Instead of running a nikto scan directly from Maltego, I've opted to include a field to for a Nikto XML file. Nikto can take long time to run so best to manage that directly from the os. Enter the full path filename in the 'Nikto File' field, then run the Nikto parser to enumerate.

• Connect directly to the postgres database - BETA
• Much, much, much more tranforms for actions on generated entities.