The Metasploit Framework is a platform for developing, testing, and using exploit code. The framework has been used on platforms ranging from large mainframes to the Apple iPhone.
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Windows users should upgrade as soon as possible,
as the entire console interface has been
overhauled to provide a more Unix-like experience.
The Windows installer now includes all of the
Rails dependencies that are required to use the
new MSFWeb. This release includes support for
exploit automation via db_autopwn, 802.11 packet
injection, and a better-defined Auxiliary module
system.
Windows users are encouraged to update as soon as
possible. A number of improvements were made that
should make the Windows experience a little less
painful and a lot more reliable. All updates to
2.6 have been rolled into 2.7, along with some new
exploits and minor features. This is the first 2.x
release to use Subversion for online updates
(MSFUpdate has been deprecated).
Massive bugfixes, more exploits, and new evasion techniques. Support for denial of service modules via the auxiliary module type (examples for RRAS and MS06-035).
This release include a massive number of feature
enhancements, bugfixes, and exploit ports. This is
the first release to be provided under the
Metasploit Framework License v1.0.
