January 09, 2012
The Social-Engineer Toolkit (SET) v2.5.3 has been released.
Written by
David Kennedy
Security Testing & Analysis
Social Engineering
Greetings all,
We are under heavy development for SET v3.0 however there were a couple of major bugs within SET v2.5.2 that I wanted to get out ahead of time. The changelog is below:
* fixed a bug that would not let you in the custom exploits menu within fasttrack
* fixed a bug that would cause _mssql not to be defined when attempting to custom connect to a SQL server
* fixed a bug that would cause mssql custom connect once finished to go straight into the exploit menu
* fixed a looping issue with the fasttrack menu
Most importantly in these bug fixes were when using the straight mssql connector to perform SQL queries, I didn't have _mssql imported properly within src/core/fasttrack.py, this has since been fixed. Secondly, when selecting custom exploits, I had the options misplaced and it wouldn't render the menu properly. This all is fixed now and back to normal. Enjoy!
Some teasers for SET v3.0 - We are looking to make it compatible with Windows. So you should be able to run SET from Linux, OSX, or Windows. Sweet.
Most importantly in these bug fixes were when using the straight mssql connector to perform SQL queries, I didn't have _mssql imported properly within src/core/fasttrack.py, this has since been fixed. Secondly, when selecting custom exploits, I had the options misplaced and it wouldn't render the menu properly. This all is fixed now and back to normal. Enjoy!
Some teasers for SET v3.0 - We are looking to make it compatible with Windows. So you should be able to run SET from Linux, OSX, or Windows. Sweet.