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After I’ve arp.spoof the network successfully over my real Network because it’s the only way the machines can access the internet, my vuln machine lose internet, infact, my host goes off as well until I terminate the arp.spoof, it’s been happening and I’ve tried it on all available network interface.
Hi!
It seems the screenshots you were trying to upload are too big in size and they weren’t uploaded.
Can I see the result of ifconfig in Kali, ipconfig in the target machine, bettercap’s version, the command you used to start bettercap and the contents of the spoof caplet please?
Can you also show me Kali’s and Window’s network settings in VMware?Thanks!
DiegoI use bettercap when i want to run the program or sometimes I specify -i interface and none of it has throw me an error before.
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First of all the ip in the caplet is incorrect, as mentioned in the lecture you have to use windows ip so correct it. Also the hstshijack caplet it’s the original one and it won’t work for the attack, did you run any upgrade command in kali or did you upgraded bettercap?Greetings!
DiegoGood morning Mr. Diego or any time you are, I hope you’re good. Yes, I found out some errors in the screenshots above and rectified them immediately. After the changes are made, I was able to get hstshijack running and not crashing internet access on target but the issue after that is I don’t capture any passwords except the sites target visit. And no, I haven’t update the Kali yet, I will go ahead and do that now then get back with the feedback.
And also, the Kali didn’t access internet both via NAT and Bridged. Including Host-only. Window machine connected via NAT but often break. Kali doesn’t connect at all, it used to before.
Hi!
Avoid running any upgrade command in custom kali as it will break and undo all the custom change made by Zaid, if you have already done it then remove that kali and import a new one.
The internet issue seems weird, you can try to install VMware again (this has helped many students with the same issue) it maybe there’s a firewall or antivirus in your host machine blocking outgoing connections, in such case try by disabling them.Greetings!
Diego
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