When I Am Using " Set Payload Andrid/Meterpreter/reverse_tcp " an Error Comes "- the Value Specified for Payload Is Not Valid." Please Help Me .
Forum Thread: when i am working with msfconsole. An error comes
- Hot
- Active
-
Forum Thread: Hiya, New to NullByte Forum, Been Watching Youtube Vlogs, Installed VirtualBox, Tried Kali, Installed Parrot Security 1 Replies
1 yr ago -
Forum Thread: How to Tell a Company the Website Might Have a Security Mistake??? 1 Replies
1 yr ago -
Forum Thread: How to Hack for Away Android Using Mobile Sim Internet .Through Kali Linux Using Meterepreter and Msfconsole. 1 Replies
1 yr ago -
Forum Thread: Ethical hacking 3 Replies
1 yr ago -
Forum Thread: Magnifier a Python Script for Information Gathering 0 Replies
4 yrs ago -
Forum Thread: Need Help for Website Hacking 0 Replies
6 yrs ago -
Forum Thread: How to Exploit Any Windows OS with Word Doc File (Not-Macro) 1 Replies
7 yrs ago -
Forum Thread: i need assistance 1 Replies
7 yrs ago -
Forum Thread: How to Make Your Files and Website Accessible to Public Without Uploading It to Any Servers? 0 Replies
7 yrs ago -
Forum Thread: Punycode Phishing Attacks 0 Replies
7 yrs ago -
Forum Thread: Computer Hacking 1 Replies
7 yrs ago -
Forum Thread: Problem with Kali liveUSB (TPlink722n Won't Put on Monitoring Mode. 0 Replies
7 yrs ago -
Forum Thread: Problem with My Virus 0 Replies
8 yrs ago -
Forum Thread: Soon 0 Replies
10 yrs ago
2 Responses
It looks like you made a typo in the path and miss spelled android
There could be a few reasons why you are seeing this error when trying to set the Android/Meterpreter/reverse_tcp payload. Here are a few things you can check:
Make sure you have the correct syntax: When setting a payload in Metasploit, it's important to use the correct syntax. The syntax for the Android/Meterpreter/reverse_tcp payload is:
set PAYLOAD android/meterpreter/reverse_tcp
Make sure you type this in correctly, with no typos or errors.
Check that the payload exists: Double-check that the Android/Meterpreter/reverse_tcp payload exists in your Metasploit installation. You can do this by running the show payloads command in the Metasploit console and checking that the payload is listed.
Update Metasploit: Make sure you are running the latest version of Metasploit. Older versions may not support the Android/Meterpreter/reverse_tcp payload.
Check dependencies: The Android/Meterpreter/reverse_tcp payload has dependencies that must be installed on the target device. Make sure these dependencies are installed before attempting to use the payload.
Try a different payload: If you continue to have issues, you may need to try a different payload that is known to work on your target device.
If none of these steps work, you may want to consult the Metasploit documentation or forums for more information on troubleshooting payload errors.
Share Your Thoughts