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Question: Are there any BeEF extensions which allow me to use BeEF (most prominent XSS exploitation tool) without root privileges, exploiting XSS remotely by having BeEF installed only on my machine and not on public server, … Continue reading Exploiting XSS with BeEF: no root priv, HttpOnly=1, unknown user interface [on hold]
I set up beef as instructed by a youtube video. I then connected to the hooked website on my other computer but it didn’t show up in ‘Online Connections’
I am trying to inject beef’s hook.js in browser on another pc on my local network.
After starting beef and login to the UI I started bettercap in terminal and executed the following command:
sudo bettercap –proxy-module injectjs –js-u… Continue reading Beef+ bettercap injection failure?
Would it require the setup of an external wifi-adapter to a kali VM if one wants to be able to use BeEf to hook a target not part of a local NAT network? I tried to use my main OS host as victim to a beef hook linking to an… Continue reading BeEf browser hijacking through virtual machine
I don’t fully understand how to configure BeEF to run the laptop by using evil.com to forward commands (JavaScript) to the target.
I found many tutorials on the internet, but it seems that most of them cover XSS exploitation… Continue reading XSS exploitation with BeEF
I’m reading “Practical Web Penetration Testing”. I’m using VirtualBox to run two VMs: Windows 7 with Mutillidae and KaliLinux where I want to use Beef. Both are connected to a Nat Network 10.0.2.0/24.
As it’s said in the bo… Continue reading How to set up a beef hook on another VM’s browser in a NAT Network in VirtualBox
I am studying BeEf XSS as I think it is a very interesting tool for a penetration tester, but I have a couple of doubts about it, in particular when linking it to Cross Domain Request.
So, in some way we are able to force th… Continue reading BeEF XSS – internal working
I want to use BeEF-XSS Framework over WAN (for educational purposes). The only problem is that my ISP is blocking port 3000. So, after some research, I found this page that says :
However, beef-xss runs as a user by that … Continue reading How to use beef-xss on ports other than default 3000?
I know that using strict values for default-src and scripts-src are a popular way to prevent (or at least limit the impact) of XSS attacks. But I was just wondering it CSPs can be used to stop attackers/pentesters from hookin… Continue reading Can BeEF hooking be stopped with Content Security Policies
So I have a project, where I need to use BeEF XSS to hook my target’s browser(s).
The problem is, even when the API is running, and the poisoned page is running, and the script src is in the poisoned page; it doesn’t hook.