Msfenum: automation of MSF auxiliary modules

In Summary :

Low hanging fruit scans can be very useful when performing a penetration test. Especially when performing a internal penetration test a low hanging fruit scan can be very effective. Usually when performing a internal penetration test I am using among other things the Metasploit auxiliary modules to quickly enumerate the network. The modules can give some interesting findings very quickly, such as:

• open SMB/NFS shares;
• End-of-life systems, such as Windows XP & Windows 2003 server;
• MS17-010 vulnerable systems.

Those findings are quick wins and can give you an entry point to the network in order to escalate privileges (e.g. MS17-010 -> DA creds) pretty fast. This helps to tell your customer that you were able to obtain high network permissions within a few hours (if you are able, a malicious attacker is able as well).

Automating these steps would be useful to give us a quick initial view of a client network. Allowing us more time for more manual validation steps. Next to this we can use this to standardize some of the pentesters workflow to make sure all team members perform the same baseline checks [...]

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