Metasploit's msfd-service makes it possible to get a msfconsole-like interface over a TCP socket. This Metasploit module connects to the msfd-socket through the victim's browser. To execute msfconsole-commands in JavaScript from a web application, this module places the payload in the POST-data. These POST-requests can be sent cross-domain and can therefore be sent to localhost on the victim's machine. The msfconsole-command to execute code is 'rbi -e "CODE"'. Exploitation when the browser is running on Windows is unreliable and the exploit is only usable when IE is used and the quiet-flag has been passed to msf-daemon.
2283d21a12adcde1dea6e6565afc46a8aa7c6a4fd20f6bfac31c37d5d71ee15dMetasploit's msfd-service makes it possible to get a msfconsole-like interface over a TCP socket. If this socket is accessible on a remote interface, an attacker can execute commands on the victim's machine. If msfd is running with higher privileges than the current local user, this module can also be used for privilege escalation. In that case, port forwarding on the compromised host can be used. Code execution is achieved with the msfconsole command: irb -e 'CODE'.
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