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Hello,
I am getting confused with the sequence of commands and the code injector to BeEF with my virtual window machine as target.
What I do is:
Start BeEF ( do I have to “service apache2 start” too?)
Set iptables to FORWARD
Set Echo 1
Start ARPspoofing ( target ip is my window virtual machine and gateway is set correctly having checked with route -n)
Start code injector
Open target machine browser to vulnweb.com (Bing and WinRAr are both https)
BeEF shown no online browser.
Is this sequence correct?
Also in the code injector code i set the target IP to the ip of the remote window machine, is this correct?
As you can see I am confused!
Thanks
Hi!
No, the ip usen in the code injection shuold be kali’s ip, this way when your victim’s machine visited vulnweb.com it will be hooked by beef.
Let me know how it goes!
Diego
Thanks Diego it works!
Hi Peter!
Cool you got it!
Diego
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