Bagas31: Payload is a Windows program that allows you to create and transfer executable files containing malicious code that can be used to attack target systems without exploiting vulnerabilities. Payload generates properly formatted files that can be run on the target system and received feedback using the Meterpreter shell.
Selecting the type of attack. Payload allows you to select the type of attack you want to use to deliver malicious code to the target system. You can choose one of the following attack types: Command – an attack that executes commands on a remote machine; Meterpreter is an advanced command line attack that allows you to execute commands and inject extensions on the fly.
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Stage selection. The stage is what the attack uses to establish a network connection between the target machine and the attack handler running on the Payload server. A stage allows you to use a smaller file to load and inject a larger, more complex file called a stage. You can select one of the following stages: Reverse TCP – creates a connection with the target machine back to the Payload server via TCP; Bind TCP – Binds the command line to a listening port on the target machine so that the Payload server can connect to it.
Stage selection. A stage is a large and complex file that contains malicious code that you want to execute on the target system. The stage is loaded and injected by the stage after the connection is established. You can choose one of the following stages: Shell – standard Windows shell; Meterpreter – an advanced Meterpreter shell; VNC – remote access to the Windows desktop.
Settings. Payload allows you to configure different parameters for your attack file such as IP address, port, file name, file format and others. You can use different options to adjust the parameters depending on the type of attack, stage and stage you have chosen.
File generation. Payload generates an executable file using the selected attack type, stage and stage, as well as the specified parameters. You can save the file on your computer or send it via email or the Internet to the target system.
Running the file. You can run a file on the target system using different methods, such as client-side exploits (such as phishing or social engineering) that force the user to run the file, or server-side exploits (such as RCE or LFI) that allow you to run the file on a remote server . After running the file, the stage establishes a connection to the Payload server and downloads the stage, which executes malicious code on the target system.
Attack control. You can control the attack using the attack handler that runs on the Payload server. The attack handler allows you to receive feedback from the target system and execute various commands and actions on it. You can use the Meterpreter shell for advanced attack control such as downloading and running files, screen capture, Keylogging, microphone and camera sniffing, and others.
