Showing posts with label linux. Show all posts
Showing posts with label linux. Show all posts
Sunday, May 28, 2017
Man In The Middle Attack Using Ettercap In Kali Linux
Man In The Middle Attack Using Ettercap In Kali Linux
It’s one of the simplest but also most essential steps to “Conquering” a network. Once a hacker has performed a “Man In The Middle” attack (MITM) on a local network, he is able to perform a number of other “Side-kick” attacks. This includes: cutting a victim’s internet connection; intercepting Emails, logins, and chat messages; and many others. here we are using one of the best tool Ettercap.
Ettercap
Ettercap has a huge following and is widely used by cybersecurity professionals. Ettercap works by placing the users network interface into promiscuous mode and by ARP poisoning the target machines, i.e. facilitating a Main In The Middle or MITM attack. Once successfull Ettercap (and the hacker) can deploy various attacks on the victims. A popular feature about Ettercap is its ability to support various plugins.
And only one tool is needed for this attack:
- An install or Live boot of Kali Linux, a well-known OS containing a collection of hundreds of penetration testing tools - Click here to install Kali linux
If you have that, then proceed to the tutorial below, and we’ll demonstrate how to perform this powerful attack.
Note: This tutorial is intended to be used for penetration testing, i.e. the act of hacking to become more secure. It is not at all meant for malicious purposes. Performing any type of fraudulent activity on someone else’s network without permission is considered a crime in most countries. PicaTesHackZ is using their own test network in this demonstration.
Step One:
Start Kali Linux and login to the root user.
Step Two:
Open a Terminal and type: leafpad /etc/ettercap/etter.conf
Step Three:
Look through the text file that just opened. On one of the first lines, under the [privs] section, look for the words highlighted below:
You need to change these lines to this:
By removing the number 65534 and replacing it with 0 (zero). You can leave the “# nobody is default” line.
Step Four:
This next one will be tricky to locate, so we’re going to use the “Find” option. Click onSearch in the toolbar at the top of leafpad and click Find.Type the word iptables in the box that appears and click the Find button or press Enter.
It should skip to a line that looks like this:
We need to “uncomment” the two bottom lines. To do this, remove the two “#” symbols before each “redir_command,” so that the two lines look like this:
Now close leafpad and click Yes when it asks you to save changes.
Step Five:
Now start Ettercap-gtk, open a Terminal and type ettercap –G
Wait until Ettercap opens. When it does, click Sniff in the toolbar and select Unified Sniffing… from the menu.
Step Six:
Select the interface that’s connected to the network.
If your using a wired (ethernet) connection, then the interface will probably be eth0, but if you’re using wireless, (WLAN), then it will be a different one. To find which one of your interfaces is connected, run ifconfig.
Step Seven:
Now Ettercap should load into attack mode. Click on Hosts and select Scan for hostsfrom the menu.
Step Eight:
Ettercap will briefly scan for hosts on the network. After a moment, you should see the words “hosts added to the host list…” in the command box. This is the green light.
Click on Hosts again, and this time select Hosts list from the menu.
Step Nine:
Click the IP address of the router and click the Add to Target 1 button.
Then select the IP of your test victim’s machine and click Add to Target 2.
Step 10:
Now click Mitm on the toolbar and select Arp poisoning…
When the question box shows up, check the box next to Sniff remote connections and hit OK.
Step 11:
Ettercap will now Arp poison the victim and router. Now if you want to see any of the victim’s personal info, you’ll need to click Start on the toolbar and select Start sniffing.
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Saturday, May 6, 2017
Make Linux look better with mozilla add ons
Make Linux look better with mozilla add ons
Since Jaunty, Ubuntu has a very cool notification system. KDE developers have also reworked the notification system to be more elegant and functional. The only problem is that not all applications use them yet, so there are inconsistencies between applications. This is solved for Firefox and Thunderbird, with the use of add-ons.
For Firefox, there is FirefoxNotify if you use Ubutnu and PlasmaNotify if you use any KDE based distribution.
FirefoxNotify for Ubuntu
PlasmaNotify for KDEFor Thunderbird you can use Mozilla Notification Extensions (currently experimental, didnt cause any issues to me) or Growl New Message Notification if you are using a MAC. The page of the last, notes that there is a newer version in the projects website, but at the moment it just displays "Blog program not done yet."
Mozilla Notification Extensions for UbuntuSince Firefox & Thunderbird are installed by default in many KDE distributions and Ubuntu (only Firefox), they should consider preinstalling those add-ons as well for a more unified look.
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Wednesday, April 5, 2017
Tuesday, February 14, 2017
Maru Android ROM Turn Your Smartphone Into A Desktop Debian Linux System
Maru Android ROM Turn Your Smartphone Into A Desktop Debian Linux System
Then this news would be a perfect pick for you!
What If, you can effectively carry a Linux computer in your pocket?
Hereby introducing a new Android-based Operating system named "Maru OS" that combine the mobility of a smartphone as well as the power of a desktop on a single device.
Maru OS allows you to turn your smartphone into a desktop when plugging it with an HDMI cable.
To connect your Android mobile device to a monitor, a mouse and keyboard and to make it work as a PC under a desktop interface is something that many of you would like to see isnt it? Companies like Microsoft with Continuum and with Ubuntu Edition M10 are already betting on the convergence that fails to arrive on Android, but developers as team Maru already been put to work to bring something. Android on the screen of your mobile phone, Debian on the screen of your monitor.
Maru custom ROM includes two operating systems:
- Android 5.1 Lollipop for mobile phones
- Debian-Linux for desktop monitor
"Your phone runs independently of your desktop so you can take a call and work on your big screen at the same time," Maru OS official website explains.
Maru is shipped with Zero Bloatware (no pre-installed apps), which facilitates lots of free space for all your apps and your phone runs fast.
Advantages of Maru OS
- Dual OS in phone
- Multi-Tasking
- Lightweight Distro Packages
- Zero Bloatware, except Google Play
- Run a web server from your pocket
- You can set up a portable development environment
And the Best One:
If by chance… your phone get disconnected from your screen, Maru OS will preserve your desktop state in the background, helping you pick up right where you left off."Your hardwares capabilities are shared across your mobile device and desktop, so you dont have to context-switch around so much," reads the website.
This latest OS is still in beta stage and currently available only in Nexus 5 devices. We hope this limitation might disappear later on.
Also Read:
- Best 5 Mobile Phone Spy Software Reviews 2016
- Best 10 Lightweight Portable Operating Systems Available In 2016
- How To Turn Your Android Device Into Linux Terminal - Video Guide
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