TeamSploit

TeamSploit makes group-based penetration testing fun and easy by providing real-time collaboration and automation features for the Metasploit Framework. It works with any MSF product, including OpenSource, Express, or Pro. The primary goal is to automate common penetration testing tasks and provide access and information to fellow team members.

Features include exploitation automation, automated post-exploitation, information and data gathering, session sharing, and trojans and trollware. This suite enhances team efficiency during engagements by streamlining workflows and enabling shared access to sessions and data.

TeamSploit requires administrative rights for MSF and uses a configuration file at /usr/share/teamsploit/teamsploit.conf, which must be edited before use.

TeamSploit integrates with the Metasploit Framework to automate penetration testing tasks. It leverages MSF's modules for exploitation and post-exploitation while adding team collaboration features like session sharing. The tool requires a configuration file (/usr/share/teamsploit/teamsploit.conf) and administrative privileges for MSF operations, using dependencies like gnome-terminal, metasploit-framework, ruby, and itself to execute automated workflows.