Generate Your Payload: Meterpreter, SE Toolkit, Shellcode and More

What payload do you want to generate?

Name: Description:

1. Meterpreter Memory Injection (DEFAULT) This will drop a meterpreter payload through powershell injection
2. Meterpreter Multi-Memory Injection This will drop multiple Metasploit payloads via powershell injection
3. SE Toolkit Interactive Shell Custom interactive reverse toolkit designed for SET
4. SE Toolkit HTTP Reverse Shell Purely native HTTP shell with AES encryption support
5. RATTE HTTP Tunneling Payload Security bypass payload that will tunnel all comms over HTTP
6. ShellCodeExec Alphanum Shellcode This will drop a meterpreter payload through shellcodeexec
7. Import your own executable Specify a path for your own executable
8. Import your own commands.txt Specify payloads to be sent via command line

Explanation of Payloads:

1. 'Meterpreter Memory Injection (默认)': This option will inject a Meterpreter payload into the target system using PowerShell.
2. 'Meterpreter Multi-Memory Injection': This option allows you to inject multiple Metasploit payloads into the target system using PowerShell.
3. 'SE Toolkit Interactive Shell': This is a custom interactive reverse toolkit designed specifically for the Social Engineering Toolkit (SET).
4. 'SE Toolkit HTTP Reverse Shell': This is a native HTTP shell with AES encryption capabilities, making it more secure and harder to detect.
5. 'RATTE HTTP Tunneling Payload': This payload allows you to bypass security measures by tunneling all communications over HTTP, making it harder to detect and block.
6. 'ShellCodeExec Alphanum Shellcode': This option will drop a Meterpreter payload into the target system using shellcodeexec, a technique that uses alphanumeric characters for shellcode injection.
7. 'Import your own executable': This option allows you to specify a path to your own executable file, which will be executed on the target system.
8. 'Import your own commands.txt': This option allows you to specify a text file containing commands that will be sent to the target system via the command line.