msf book

[hdm at metasploit.com (H D Moore)]

Hi Kim,

Looks like a good start, we are somewhat overwhelmed right now by regular 
work / metasploit 3.0, but this is definitely a project we would be able 
to support and contribute to. So far, my biggest demotivator for writing 
a Metasploit book is dealing with the publishers ;-)

Some things we need to define before we get started:

1) Writing perspective
2) Writing style
3) Chapter/section dependencies
4) Open to everyone/Open to registered authors

-HD

On Sunday 18 March 2007 16:05, Kim Guldberg wrote:
> Hi list
>
> I have played around a little with the idea of writing the book as a
> community effort, and  not knowing a lot about Wiki and the other
> suggestions I took my lead form the fact that text can be used in any
> solution.
>
> I looked at a Table of content to start the process of deciding what
> subjects a book should cover. What you see below is not even a draft,
> just a loose sketch to get everyone started.
>
> Post, comment, correct and let's see where this takes us. What ever
> solution is chosen this will not be wasted
>
>
>
> Metasploit Framework - The Book
> By The Metasploit Community
>
> Table of content
>
> Chapter 1. Framing the Framework
>
>     What's the purpose, Metasploit explained
>
>     The history
>         How it started
>         Version 1
>         version 2
>         version 3
>
>     Who is Metasploit, The persons behind the Framework
>         HD More
>         ---
>         ---
>         all of us eventually
>
> Chapter 2. The Framework explained
>     The design model
>     Why Ruby
>     What is a Module
>     What is a Noob
>
> Chapter 3. Installing the framework
>     Linux
>     Windows
>
> Chapter 4. How to create a Metasploit Framework testing environment
>
>     Using VMWare
>     Using Microsoft Virtual what ever the crap is called (sorry
> coulden't resist that)
>     Creating target iso's
>
> Chapter 5. Using the web interface
>
> Chapter 6. using the command line
>
>
> Best regards
> Kim Guldberg