Metasploit Update Adds Exploit Modules, Windows AArch64 Payloads and Enhancements

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Summary

The Metasploit Framework 6.5.6 roundup adds modules for multiple vulnerabilities and remote code execution flaws, Windows AArch64 fetch payloads, Linux privilege escalation, and other features and fixes.

Key points

  • New modules include scanners for vLLM CVE-2026-22778 and SMB share password enumeration targeting CVE-2000-0979.
  • Exploit modules cover unauthenticated remote code execution in N-able N-central, dizqueTV, Langflow, LiteLLM Proxy, and OpenCTI.
  • The release adds Linux local privilege-escalation modules for snapd and DirtyClone, plus an Ollama Windows auto-update persistence module.
  • New Windows AArch64 payload adapters support FTP, HTTP, HTTPS, and TFTP fetch methods.
  • Enhancements include AV/EDR detection in a Linux protections-gathering module and a Rake-based module generator.
  • The update also improves fileless fetch payload reliability and fixes issues in scanners and other modules.

Article Details

Event Type
Metasploit Framework release adding exploit, scanner, payload, and post modules, alongside enhancements and bug fixes.
Impact
The release adds modules for detecting or exploiting vulnerabilities and performing other security-testing tasks, including remote code execution, local privilege escalation, information-leak scanning, persistence, and Windows AArch64 payload delivery. The article reports no real-world victim impact.

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