Exploit Windows XP Menggunakan Parrot OS

Abstract

This research discusses the exploitation process of the Windows XP operating system using Parrot OS by leveraging the MS17-010 vulnerability found in the SMBv1 protocol. This vulnerability has become a serious concern as it can be exploited to gain full access to the target system through remote attacks. The exploitation involves systematic steps, including network scanning to identify connected devices, analysis of open ports and services, and configuring the exploitation using the Metasploit Framework. Once the exploitation succeeds, the selected payload will be executed, enabling full control of the target system. This research aims to provide a deeper understanding of the dangers posed by this vulnerability and highlight the importance of mitigation measures, such as system updates and the removal of obsolete protocols. Furthermore, this study contributes to practical education related to penetration testing and network security, which is relevant for organizations seeking to protect their infrastructure from cyber threats. Thus, this research is expected to serve as a reference for security practitioners in developing more effective prevention strategies against cyber attacks