Just a quick note to say that I am very happy about this Metasploit docker image being useful to some people, according to the feedback I got. And Lenny was kind enough to integrate it into his Linux distro, REMnux, well known among reversing people. He also came up with very good suggestions and helped…
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Context I have kept playing with Docker recently, just for fun and to learn. It is very powerful, but still young. It quickly shows some limit when it comes to security or persistence. There are some workarounds, yet more or less complex, more or less hacky. Indeed, I had some issues with Etherpad, which is…
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I made a few improvements (at least, I think they are) to the metasploit-frameword Dockerfile : A volume from the container /root/.msf4 to $HOME/.msf4, so that you can benefit from your customized prompt, scripts and modules anytime and have persistence on them. In other words, just manage them on your host and they will be…
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Hey, Managing updates and dependencies of a Metasploit installation have definitely been too much trouble and repetitive. Instead of keeping reproducing boring installation steps every x months, I decided to build a Dockerfile for once. I chose Debian for its good compromise between features, stability and lightness. I am aware of the Kali Dockerfile, that…
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I just put on my github a few dockerfiles for virtual machines that I frequently use to get some quick work done or to temporary share some data. Here they are: Debian-based Etherpad Debian-based Phishing Frenzy Debian-based Tor Browser I used to use VirtualBox guests, but maintaining them was a hassle (updates, snapshots, disk defragmation…
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Why BTRFS ? I have recently tested Btrfs as the file system for my /home partition (which was previously on ext4). I have been impressed by what this file system enables to do, but also came to the conclusion that it is not for me. As a quick reminder, the goal of this file system is…
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