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This check ensures that modules are not marked executable. A module is only called by the framework and not directly. The correct file mode is ??
A module should not have a Shebang line.
Modules should not rely on the Nokogiri GEM. Please use REXML instead.
CVE references should be in the format YYYY-NNNN
BID references should only contain numbers
OSVDB references should be in the format MSddd-ddd
(d = digit)
Milw0rm references are no longer supported (site suspended)
EDB references should only contain numbers
US-CERT references should only contain numbers
ZDI references should be in the format dd-ddd
(d = digit)
If you supply an URL where a short identifiert is available, please use the identifier.
Before Metasploit moved to Github the sources were stored in a SVN repository. SVN has support to replace custom variables with current values like the last revision. Since GIT does not support them, the references should be removed from code.
You should not define a VERBOSE option in your module. A VERBOSE option is already provided by the framework. To make use of the VERBOSE setting, you can use methods like vprint_status
and vprint_error
This checks looks for bad characters in the module title. If you encounter this error, please replace the characters.
All modules should have a .rb
file extenstion to be loaded by the framework.
This check checks the file for syntax errors with old Ruby versions. By default this check will not run. To execute this check you need to set the environment variable MSF_CHECK_OLD_RUBIES
.
This check ensures you added the correct ranking to your module. Click here to read more about Exploit Ranking.
Date format needs to be Month Day, YYYY
. Example: Jan 01, 2014
This check ensures you used the correct case in your title.
This checks for the correct use of the terms Stack Buffer overflow
and Stack Exhaustion
. See "Stack overflow" vs "Stack buffer overflow" for more information.
If you define a function which defines a lot of input arguments, the check ensures you use a hash instead.
Your module must not contain Unicode characters.
Your module must not conatin spaces at the end of a line.
Your module contains Tabs and Spaces in one line. Only spaces should be used
Your module should not use tabs for intending code. Please use spaces instead.
The specified line only contains a carriage return (\r
) at the end of line. Please change to a normal linebreak (\n
or \r\n
).
You used a File.open call without specifying a binary mode???
You used the load
command in your module. This is not required since the framework loads all necessary files for you.
Modules should not write directly to stdout. Please use the print_*
functions instead.
Datastore options (options set by the user) should not be modified in code. If you need to change some values use local variables instead.
The Set-Cookie header should not be parsed by your code. You can use the API call res.get_cookies
insteady which already handles some special cases and ensures a clean header.
Auxiliary modules should have no Rank. Only Exploits and Payloads should have a Rank attribute.
This check ensures your module filename is in Snake Case
This check checks for the old Metasploit license in the module header. You can use the tool ruby tools/dev/resplat.rb <filename>
to convert the file.
This check ensures only known CheckCodes are returned by the check
function.
When using send_request_cgi
or send_request_raw
the URL supplied should not contain GET Paramters. Please provide the Parameter via the vars_get
hash.
Example:
bad:
res = send_request_raw({
'uri' => uri_base + '/upload.php?type=file&folder=' + folder
})
good:
res = send_request_raw({
'uri' => uri_base + '/upload.php',
'vars_get' => {
'type' => 'file',
'folder' => folder
}
})
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