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Black-box penetration test on Metasploitable 2 — Identified 3 critical vulnerabilities including CVE-2011-2523. Conducted in isolated VMware lab. Tools: Nmap, Metasploit, Netcat.

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Metasploitable 2 — Penetration Test Report

Disclaimer: This penetration test was conducted in a private, isolated VMware lab environment for educational purposes only. No real systems were accessed. All IP addresses have been anonymised.


Overview

FieldDetails
TesterPrafullya Shandilya
TargetMetasploitable 2 (Intentionally Vulnerable VM)
AttackerKali Linux
NetworkIsolated VMware Host-Only Lab
Date09 May 2026
ToolsNmap 7.95, Metasploit v6.4.94, Netcat

Findings Summary


Methodology

root@kitploit:~
Phase 1 — Reconnaissance     →  Nmap port scan (-sV -sC)
Phase 2 — Vulnerability ID   →  Analysed 23 open ports
Phase 3 — Exploitation       →  Metasploit + manual Netcat
Phase 4 — Post Exploitation  →  whoami, id, uname, passwd dump
Phase 5 — Documentation      →  Full report with evidence

Key Results

  • 23 open ports identified in reconnaissance
  • 2 independent root shells obtained via different attack vectors
  • 30 user accounts extracted from /etc/passwd
  • 5 additional critical CVEs identified but not exploited

Repository Structure

root@kitploit:~
metasploitable-pentest-report/
├── README.md                          ← This file
├── pentest-report.docx                ← Full professional report
├── nmap_results.txt                   ← Anonymised Nmap output
├── finding-01-bindshell-port1524.txt  ← Finding 1 evidence
├── finding-02-vsftpd-CVE-2011-2523.txt ← Finding 2 evidence
└── screenshots/
    ├── 01_nmap_scan.png               ← Nmap terminal output
    ├── 02_bindshell_root.png          ← Root shell via netcat
    └── 03_vsftpd_exploit.png          ← Root shell via Metasploit

Lab Environment


About the Tester

  • Name: Prafullya Shandilya
  • Education: B.Tech, Computer Science — BRCM CET, MDU University
  • Certification: Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) — Ducat India
  • Internship: Cybersecurity Engineer — Unityfusion Tech Solution Pvt. Ltd.
  • Location: Bangalore, India
  • Email: [email protected]
  • LinkedIn: [Your LinkedIn URL]

All testing was performed legally in a private lab. No real systems were harmed.

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#VulnerabilityPortCVESeverityResult
1Open Root Bindshell1524/tcpN/A🔴 CriticalRoot shell obtained
2vsftpd 2.3.4 Backdoor21/tcpCVE-2011-2523🔴 CriticalRoot shell obtained
3Sensitive Data ExposureN/AN/A🟠 High30 user accounts dumped
MachineRoleOS
AttackerKali LinuxDebian-based Linux
TargetMetasploitable 2Ubuntu 8.04 (Intentionally Vulnerable)
HostVMware WorkstationWindows 11
NetworkHost-Only (Isolated)No internet connection