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Diego Pérez
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As mentioned before as long as the victim is connected to the fake AP both the attacker and the victim are in the same network, there’s no need for internet because the communication is local. The victim device is connected to an access point you control.Greetings!
DiegoDiego Pérez
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As long as the target machine is connected to the fake AP then both machines can communicate, there’s no need for internet in such case.Greetings!
DiegoDiego Pérez
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No, both are different standards. Here you can read more about the 802.11 protocol:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.11#NomenclatureGreetings!
DiegoDiego Pérez
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I actually give you the solution to the problem, did you even try it?
Also, as you can see the questions have timestamps and we answered you just 2:30 hrs after you asked, this time it is 3 hrs, not 16.Zaid reviews all answers posted by us (the course teaching assistants) and you’d actially see him commenting here if he had something to add.
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DiegoDiego Pérez
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It seems like the script shouldn’t be run as root. The best solution would be to become kali user, navigate to some directory inside kali user home directory (like /home/kali/Documents), then clone the repository and run the install.sh script.Greetings!
DiegoDiego Pérez
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If you didn’t skip any lecture then just take a look at the file interceptor script and the function set_load() will be there. Also take the time to watch the lecture I mentioned above and you’ll see how Zaid creates such function. All the information needed for the scripts is included in the lectures, is important to pay attention while watching them and take notes as it will be very helpful.
In any case here’s the function:
def set_load(packet, load):
packet[scapy.Raw].load = load
del packet[scapy.IP].len
del packet[scapy.IP].chksum
del packet[scapy.TCP].chksum
return packetAlso, if you have any question about the course ask it here, avoid sending emails to [email protected] for course content doubts.
And here’s a screenshot from the lecture Intercepting & replacing downloads on the networkAttachments:
You must be logged in to view attached files.Diego Pérez
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Yes, you can try it, it should work.Greetings!
DiegoDiego Pérez
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Well, the adapter has a chipset that is not recommended and it might be part of the problem. Also, it seems you are very far from the router so the packets might be losing in the way and airodump can’t gather reliable information. The device with a mac address terminating in 4B:B2 is not connected to the router, it is even trying to connect to a different one. So if possible get one of the recommended chipsets and get closer to the router.You have to do a local research cause availability may vary from country to country but the important thing is the chipset, I recommend anything with an Atheros or RTL8812AU chipset.
Checkout the adapters on the following link, they all support monitor mode and packet injection:
https://www.zsecurity.org/shopIf you’re not sure which one to get the checkout the chipsets used by the adapters in this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lqRZ3MWPXYThanks!
DiegoDiego Pérez
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Can you open a new question thread and explain what’s the exact issue? The info you shared is not enough and doesn’t make clear what is going on.Greetings!
DiegoDiego Pérez
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As mentioned in the second lecture of the section this script is built upon the previous File Interceptor, and the creation of the set_load() function was covered in the lecture Intercepting & replacing download on the network. I suggest to go through the course in order and don’t skip lectures, or pay attention to what Zaid is explaining in every lecture, even take notes as it will help a lot.Greetings!
DiegoDiego Pérez
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Can you share the content of the login.php script? Also share a screenshot of how it looks when you visit login.php through the browser.Greetings!
DiegoDiego Pérez
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Unfortunately that screenshot doesn’t tell me much as I don’t have the rest of the info, I asked you for a screenshot with the mac address of a device connected to your network. And it also seems you are very far from the all the routers, I suggest to get closer to yours. And it seems you run the general airodump command and not the one to target your network.Greetings!
DiegoDiego Pérez
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Can you share a screenshot with the results of airodump? And other one where we can see the mac address of the device that is connected to the network.Can you tell me the exact model of your adapter?(brand and model)
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Diego Pérez.
Diego Pérez
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The not associated message means the devices are not connected to a network, maybe the mac addresses with such message doesn’t belong to your devices. First make sure of it.Greetings!
DiegoJanuary 18, 2024 at 8:30 pm in reply to: Cant watch videos: Installing Kali Linux as a VM on Windows #115058Diego Pérez
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Are you having any issues with any other lecture?Let me know.
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