metasploit-framework/lib/msf/ui/console/framework_event_manager.rb

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module Msf
module Ui
module Console
###
#
# Handles events of various types that are sent from the framework.
#
###
module FrameworkEventManager
include Msf::SessionEvent
#
# Subscribes to the framework as a subscriber of various events.
#
def register_event_handlers
framework.events.add_session_subscriber(self)
end
#
# Unsubscribes from the framework.
#
def deregister_event_handlers
framework.events.remove_session_subscriber(self)
end
#
# Called when a session is registered with the framework.
#
def on_session_open(session)
output.print_status("#{session.desc} session #{session.name} opened (#{session.tunnel_to_s})")
if (Msf::Logging.session_logging_enabled? == true)
Msf::Logging.start_session_log(session)
end
# Since we got a session, we know the host is vulnerable to something.
# If the exploit used was multi/handler, though, we don't know what
# it's vulnerable to, so it isn't really useful to save it.
if framework.db.active and session.via_exploit and session.via_exploit != "multi/handler"
info = {
:host => session.tunnel_peer.sub(/:\d+$/, ''), # strip off the port
:name => session.via_exploit,
:workspace => framework.db.find_workspace(session.workspace)
}
framework.db.report_vuln(info)
end
end
#
# Called when a session is closed and removed from the framework.
#
def on_session_close(session, reason='')
if (session.interacting == true)
output.print_line
end
# If logging had been enabled for this session, stop it now.
Msf::Logging::stop_session_log(session)
msg = "#{session.desc} session #{session.name} closed."
if reason.length > 0
msg << " Reason: #{reason}"
end
output.print_status(msg)
end
end
end
end
end