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well done. thank you gentlemen
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experts,<br />
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I have what appears to be a metasploit reverse tcp payload that someone emailed to me. I opened it on an isolated PC. When I open it with notepad, the structure appears to resemble a reverse tcp payload that I create through metasploit.<br />
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Everything is encrypted. Is there a tool that I can run this through so that I can see the actual IP address that this was going to phone home to?
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experts,

I have what appears to be a metasploit reverse tcp payload that someone emailed to me. I opened it on an isolated PC. When I open it with notepad, the structure appears to resemble a reverse tcp payload that I create through metasploit.

Everything is encrypted. Is there a tool that I can run this through so that I can see the actual IP address that this was going to phone home to?

malicious payload

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