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So I’m learning to run MITM attacks on my own WiFi network but I seem to be running into an issue. I’m following this tutorial.
The process is simple and I’m running the attack from my Ubuntu laptop. I first enable IP forwarding using echo… Continue reading Running ARP Spoof disables internet access on target machine, doesn’t intercept traffic as well
I suspect that my router (I’m using an iPhone as router) has been owned and the attacker is making some kind of mitm attack. I suspect also that some html and js code has not been sent to my laptop and filtered by the attacker, meaning tha… Continue reading How to check TCP sequence number to detect mitm?
Windows 10 IP: 192.168.1.112
Router IP: 192.168.1.254
I am using a Kali Linux VM to run.
Already send the packets (sysctl..)
Arpspoof -i wlan0 -t 192.168.1.112 -r 192.168.1.254
urlsnarf -i wlan0
But it captures everything in my kali Lin… Continue reading Why urlsnarf and driftnet capture my own information [closed]
(driftnet:2115): WARNING: 13:40:14.085: (../atk adaptor/bridge.c:1018):atk_bridge_adaptor_init: runtime check failed: (root)
I am simulating an ARP Spoofing attack on a local network. I have an Attacker machine on Linux, a web server, and a Victim machine which is trying to access the web server. I am successfully able to spoof the IP of the web server, and I am… Continue reading ARP Spoofing: Replying to requests meant for spoofed IP, while also being able to communicate with spoofed IP
I’m relutant in installing Proton VPN’s linux app. Actually the .deb from the website simply installs the right repo from where the proton app is loaded. I find it very dangerous and would like to be able to audit what’s happening.
Given t… Continue reading How do I audit Proton VPN app? [closed]
When sending a request (POST, PUT, etc). I have a security requirement to ensure that the data in the payload has not been tampered with.
In other words I need to know with certainty that the data entered was entered by the user and has no… Continue reading Tactics to ensure payload has not been modified
At my university, we are learning how to use SSH for server administration.
We learned that SSH is secure, but there are some tools that allow man-in-the-middle attacks on SSH.
How can such tools intercept SSH when it is encrypted? I have … Continue reading Why are SSH MITM tools able to read and modify data?
I was casually surfing the web when suddenly the antivirus on my laptop started warning on supposed ARP Spoofing attacks coming from my router’s IP, which got blocked.
The internet on my phone continued to work completely fine, but on my l… Continue reading Have I just experienced a MitM attack or is my ISP updating my hardware without my permission? [closed]
I want to implement a service that can’t read the data you store there.
The Idea is that I, like in a password manager, use the password to derive a vault key, which is different from the authentication key, that is used to encrypt/decrypt… Continue reading Multiple devices encrypting data using the same key?