Revision as of 06:52, 27 August 2015

Wired Network

Trying Man in the Middle attack with ARP spoofing on a wired network. The configuration:

+----[Target computer]
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|      +---[Attack computer]
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|      |
[Router]

This attack utilizes The way this works is, the attack computer modifies the ARP

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++----[Target computer]
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-|      +---[Raspberry Pi]
+|      +---[Attack computer]
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 ==How It Works==
-This (wired) man in the middle attack will work by using the Pi to spoof the MAC address of the target.
+This attack utilizes The way this works is, the attack computer modifies the ARP
-==Preparing the Pi==
-First, plug the Pi into the router.
-===Getting a Reverse Shell to the Pi===
+{{MITMFlag}}
-See [[RaspberryPi/Reverse SSH]] page for instructions on creating a startup executable on the Raspberry Pi that will create a reverse SSH connection to an outside command and control server. This gives you a backdoor ssh shell onboard the Raspberry Pi. Hooray!
-===Circumventing IDS===
-Intrusion detection systems can detect SSH traffic based on the traffic looking different, regardless of what port.