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Wired Network

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

+----[Target laptop]
|
|      +---[Raspberry Pi]
|      |
|      |
[Router]

How It Works

This (wired) man in the middle attack will work by using the Pi to spoof the MAC address of the target.

Preparing the Pi

First, plug the Pi into the router.

Getting a Reverse Shell to the Pi

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.