Match each Metasploit term with its description.

### The pairs | Item | Matches | Why | |---|---|---| | Exploit | Specific method used to take advantage of a weakness | An exploit is the method or code used to make use of a vulnerability. | | Payload | Action or code delivered if the exploit succeeds | A payload is the action delivered through the exploit, such as running a command. | | Encoder | Module type that encodes a payload | An encoder changes the representation of a payload; it is distinct from the exploit that uses a weakness. | | Auxiliary module | Module for functions other than exploiting | Auxiliary modules support other functions and are not exploit modules. | ### The concept These labels distinguish module roles and exploit components. The exploit attempts to use a weakness, while the payload is what the attempt delivers if successful. An encoder acts on the payload, and an auxiliary module performs other functions. Correctly distinguishing them helps a tester understand what a selected module does before using it. ### Terms - **Vulnerability**: A weakness in a system or application that may be exploited. - **Module**: A framework component designed to perform a particular function. - **Encoder**: A module that encodes a payload. ### Remember Ask whether a component uses a weakness, provides the resulting action, changes payload representation, or performs another function.