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What is Metasploit Exploit Database?
The Metasploit Framework maintains a large exploit database called the Metasploit Exploit Database (MSF-Exploits). This database contains a wide range of known vulnerabilities and associated exploit modules that can be used with Metasploit. These exploits cover various software, operating systems, and network protocols.
The Metasploit Framework allows users to search and leverage these exploits from the database, helping security professionals and researchers to identify vulnerabilities and test the effectiveness of corresponding exploits.
Holm Security uses Metasploit Exploit Database as one of the sources of information about exploited vulnerabilities and presents associated links in the "Exploit" tab.
Links provided within MSF-Exploits (Metasploit Framework), can lead to GitHub pages or other websites that host exploitation scripts or contain information directly associated with exploited CVEs. These resources can serve as valuable references for understanding and analyzing specific vulnerabilities, learning about exploit techniques, or accessing patches and mitigations.
However, it is important to note that the accuracy and quality of these GitHub projects or the information presented in those links cannot be guaranteed, so there is a possibility of errors and limited or outdated information.