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metasploit resource script to use a list of hostnames, run http modules and set the VHOST as well
<ruby>
#variables
maxjobs = 5 #throttling if we get too much jobs
#default to 15 Threads
if (framework.datastore['THREADS'] == nil)
run_single("setg THREADS 5")
end
run_single("setg VERBOSE TRUE")
if (framework.datastore['VERBOSE'] == "true") #we look in the global datastore for a global VERBOSE option and use it
verbose = 1 #true
else
verbose = 0
end
# Test and see if we have a database connected
begin
framework.db.hosts
rescue ::ActiveRecord::ConnectionNotEstablished
print_error("Database connection isn't established")
return
end
def jobwaiting(maxjobs,verbose) #thread handling for poor guys
while(framework.jobs.keys.length >= maxjobs)
::IO.select(nil, nil, nil, 2.5)
if(verbose == 1)
print_error("WAITING for finishing some modules... active jobs: #{framework.jobs.keys.length} / threads: #{framework.threads.length}")
end
end
end
#this part should be used to populate the DB with open ports/services
File.open("/Users/CG/pentest/ip-hostname-mix.txt", "r") do |f|
f.each_line do |line|
run_single("setg RHOSTS #{line}")
run_single("setg VHOST #{line}")
print_line("")
print_line("")
print_line("Looking for web servers")
print_line("")
print_line("Module: HTTP VERSION")
run_single("use auxiliary/scanner/http/http_version")
run_single("set RPORT 80")
run_single("set SSL FALSE")
run_single("run -j")
run_single("back")
jobwaiting(maxjobs,verbose)
run_single("use auxiliary/scanner/http/http_version")
run_single("set RPORT 443")
run_single("set SSL TRUE")
run_single("run -j")
run_single("back")
jobwaiting(maxjobs,verbose)
end
end
</ruby>
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