Delete telnet target from dlink_upnp_exec_noauth
Add new module to exploit to through telnet dlink_upnp_exec_noauth
Fix descriptions and names
Really delete the telnet target
Basic Injector class

create a class for injecting payloads
into an exe template as a new section
replace old inject method

replacing jsut the win32 inject method this time
with out new injector method.
Dry up the exe subsitution stuff

6 different methods were doing essentially
the same exact thing. DRY it up a bit
'remove unused framework references

passing around framework references that are never used
removing these whever possible
Revert "'remove unused framework references"

This reverts commit 98a09b9f5c427be8c84ce5ae13395d914a27ce43.
plug in 64bit injector

64 bit exe generation only had subsitution method
add the x64 injector in there too.
style fixups
remove dupe comment
Some more specs

added a few specs to validate the generated exe.
could use some more love, but it's a start
set edx as a BufferRegister

polymorphic encoders can now always use EDX
as a BufferRegister, making it harder to catch
the decoder stub.
Allow user supplied buffer register

let the user pick, otherwise default to edx
check for modified datastore
Updated wordpress_login_enum auxilary module.

Update wordoress_login_enum to work when the wordpress site redirects
to /author/[authorname]/ rather than displaying the author's name in
the page contents.
Bugfix
another regex fix
Host Information Enumeration via NTLM Authentication

This aux module makes requests to resources on the target server in
an attempt to find resources which permit NTLM authentication. For
resources which permit NTLM authentication a blank NTLM type 1 message
is sent to enumerate a a type 2 message from the target server. The type
2 message is then parsed for information such as the Active Directory
domain and NetBIOS name.

The user can provide their own TARGETURIS file which contains URIs
to request to attempt to get a 401 with NTLM. This PR also includes
a list of URLs that can be used as the default.