December 2017
Intermediate to advanced
860 pages
16h 1m
English
Let's assume you are working on multiple penetration testing assignments for various clients simultaneously. You certainly don't want the data from different clients to mix together. The ideal way would be to make logical compartments to store data for each assignment. Workspaces in the Metasploit Framework help us achieve this goal.
The following table shows some of the common commands related to managing workspaces:
| Sr. no. | Command | Purpose |
| 1. | workspace |
This lists all previously created workspaces within the Metasploit Framework |
| 2. | workspace -h | This lists help on all switches related to the workspace command |
| 3. | workspace -a <name> | This creates a new workspace with a specified name |
| 4. | workspace -d <name> | This deletes ... |
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