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• February 08, 2012
• 14:12

  Viper FakeUpdate Script

   » ‎ Packet Storm Security Recent Files
  This is a simple script to spawn dns spoofing, arp spoofing, a fake update page for Windows and a backdoored executable on a webserver to cause the Windows box to connect back. Requires Metasploit.

  Tags:  viper script windows arp-spoofing windows-box  

• 14:12

  Viper FakeUpdate Script

   » ‎ Packet Storm Security Tools
  This is a simple script to spawn dns spoofing, arp spoofing, a fake update page for Windows and a backdoored executable on a webserver to cause the Windows box to connect back. Requires Metasploit.

  Tags:  viper script windows arp-spoofing windows-box  

• 14:12

  Viper FakeUpdate Script

   » ‎ Packet Storm Security Misc. Files
  This is a simple script to spawn dns spoofing, arp spoofing, a fake update page for Windows and a backdoored executable on a webserver to cause the Windows box to connect back. Requires Metasploit.

  Tags:  viper script windows arp-spoofing windows-box  

• May 29, 2011
• 14:00

  Hidden device distorts news on wireless networks, brews beer, is time machine

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  We covered the Newstweek, a wall-wart sized box that injects fake news stories over public WiFi connections last February, but now there’s a great walk through and it seems our doubts about this project were disproved. The Newstweek uses ARP spoofing to change the text displayed on several news sites. After doing some field research, [...]

  Tags:  newstweek hidden news arp-spoofing wall-wart fake-news  

• May 05, 2011
• 6:17

  ArpON v2.2 Released – Tool To Detect & Block ARP Spoofing

   » ‎ Darknet
  ArpON (ARP handler inspection) is a portable handler daemon that make ARP secure in order to avoid the Man In The Middle (MITM) through ARP Spoofing/Poisoning attacks. It detects and blocks also derived attacks by it for more complex attacks, as: DHCP Spoofing, DNS Spoofing, WEB Spoofing, Session Hijacking and SSL/TLS Hijacking & co attacks....
  
  Read the full post at darknet.org.uk

  
  

  

  Tags:  arp arpon spoofing read arp-spoofing session-hijacking mitm Countermeasures  

• November 01, 2010
• 22:01

  isr-evilgrade-2.0.0.tar.gz

   » ‎ Packet Storm Security Tools
  Evilgrade is a modular framework that allows the user to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates. This framework comes into play when the attacker is able to make traffic redirection, and such thing can be done in several ways such as: DNS tampering, DNS Cache Poisoning, ARP spoofing Wi-Fi Access Point impersonation, DHCP hijacking with your favorite tools. This way you can easy take control of a fully patched machine during a penetration test in a clean and easy way. The main idea behind the is to show the amount of trivial errors in the update process of mainstream applications.

  Tags:  framework dns way arp-spoofing wi-fi-access-point traffic-redirection  

• 14:46

  Evilgrade - The Update Exploitation Framework 2.0

   » ‎ Packet Storm Security Tools
  Evilgrade is a modular framework that allows the user to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates. This framework comes into play when the attacker is able to make traffic redirection, and such thing can be done in several ways such as: DNS tampering, DNS Cache Poisoning, ARP spoofing Wi-Fi Access Point impersonation, DHCP hijacking with your favorite tools. This way you can easy take control of a fully patched machine during a penetration test in a clean and easy way. The main idea behind the is to show the amount of trivial errors in the update process of mainstream applications.

  Tags:  evilgrade framework update arp-spoofing wi-fi-access-point traffic-redirection  

• September 27, 2010
• 7:37

  Hacking: The Next Generation Book Review

   » ‎ Carnal0wnage
  Hacking: The Next Generation Book Review
  
  Nitesh Dhanjani, Billy Rios, & Brett Hardin
  
  5 stars
  
  
  Good Intro to Next Gen Attacks
  
  First Impressions...skinny book. Strike One. Chapter 1 -- "Intelligence Gathering: Peering Through the Windows to Your Organization" spends a lot of time on physical security and social engineering and no mention of Maltego. I'm not sure how anyone can write a book on Intelligence Gathering and NOT include Maltego. Strike Two.
  
  At this point i was thinking I had a dud on my hands BUT Chapter 2 --- "Inside-Out Attacks: The Attacker Is the Insider" redeems. Tons of code and examples to make XSS work in "realistic" scenarios mix the right amount of tech and narrative. My only gripe was that they talked about using XSS shell for XSS exploitation instead of using BEeF which is actively maintained and developed.
  
  All the other chapters (except for Chapter 3) were very good, none of the others are as technical as chapter 2 but I believe they cover the current trends in a entertaining and readable way. Like one reviewer mentioned the information covered in Chapter 5 -- "Cloud Insecurity: Sharing the Cloud with Your Enemy" was not what I expected. It covered high level "possible" attacks versus any "probable" attacks. With the exception of possibly making insecure VM's and getting people to run it. Chapter 7 -- "Infiltrating the Phishing Underground: Learning from Online Criminals?" was a "chapterfied" version of the authors talk on the subject. Chapter 4 -- "Blended Threats: When Applications Exploit Each Other" was a good overview of stringing vulnerabilities that would be/were not considered high risk into high risk issues by combining one or more together which actually is "next generation".
  
  Chapter 3, IMO didnt cover anything new. Mostly a discussion of insecure protocols, arp spoofing, email spoofing. While still a relevant issue in security not "next generation".
  
  
  

  Tags:  generation chapter book billy-rios arp-spoofing email-spoofing realistic-scenarios book reviews  

• April 15, 2010
• 20:00

  SS-2010-004.txt

   » ‎ Packet Storm Security Advisories
  A vulnerability exists in the SMB client of Microsoft Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2. This vulnerability allows an attacker to trigger a kernel stack overflow by sending a specific SMB_COM_TRANSACTION2 response. Attacking the SMB client can be achieved by convincing a user to connect to a malicious SMB server. Alternatively, the attacker could attempt man-in-the-middle attacks (such as ARP spoofing, NBNS packet spoofing, etc.) to redirect legitimate SMB connections to a malicious SMB server. Successful exploitation of this issue may result in remote code execution with kernel privileges.

  Tags:  server smb vulnerability arp-spoofing kernel-stack stack-overflow  

• April 10, 2010
• 22:36

  Can't get dsniff or ettercap to work .. HELP !!

   » ‎ remote-exploit & backtrack
  Okay, so I tried to use dsniff and ettercap yesterday to try and sniff telnet login activity on a virtual network I have made through VMs .. dsniff and ettercap just won't catch anything, even though wireshark was catching stuff like mad ..
  
  I have the following setup in VM:
  
  Victim (Ubuntu v7): 192.168.26.134
  Server (Ubuntu v9): 192.168.26.142
  Hacker (Backtrack v4): 192.168.26.129
  Gateway (my physical computer - Windows 7): 192.168.26.1
  
  Supposing that the Victim is telnetting into the Server, which commands to I run on the Hacker computer to capture the passwords ?? I tried all kinds of permutations for IPs with arpspoof yesterday and dsniff just didn't catch anything .. !! Can someone please tell me which commands do I run for using dsniff in the Hacker machine .. ? This really pissed me off yesterday ... I even had set that forwarding bit to 1, and still it didn't work ..
  
  Also I wanted to know, would arp poisoning be needed if the victim, server, gateway and hacker machines are all connected in a private network through a hub ? I mean, in a hub, everyone can listen to all packets, right ? For a switch you may need arp spoofing, but when just a single hub is connecting all 4 machines, arp spoofing would not be needed, right ?

  Tags:  dsniff ettercap hacker arp-spoofing arp-poisoning hacker-computer Newbie Area  

• February 01, 2010
• 20:54

  Is arp spoofing possible from wireless?

   » ‎ remote-exploit & backtrack
  Just as the title asks - I tried arpspoof (recompiled for ath0 support) but I heard that arpspoof won't work from a wireless attacker. Anybody gotten it to work?

  Tags:  arp title arpspoof arp-spoofing attacker Newbie Area