Add report_host to Exploit::Remote::Tcp#21427
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Related: #21380 (comment)
The idea is, use report_host to record if the host is up, but the service isn't.
Previously would only record if the host & service was up.
I had put it into the FTP mixin, @cdelafuente-r7 suggested doing it in the TCP.
Demo 1
There is telnet service on the target, but its not vulnerable to it:
Before
...picking a random exploit which will not work (target is metaploitable 2):
After
Demo 2
There isn't rdp service on the target at all.
Before
After