Yeahp, but you have to patch it or wait for a new release of ettercap. My buddy eric milam took up dev on it and released a patch to correct the bugs. He posted on the forums about it, give it a search ;)
(I'll edit if I remember the post)
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Yeahp, but you have to patch it or wait for a new release of ettercap. My buddy eric milam took up dev on it and released a patch to correct the bugs. He posted on the forums about it, give it a search ;)
(I'll edit if I remember the post)
Hi everyone !
Following suggestions I just added Driftnet in Yamas. Nothing much you'll say, and I'll agree ; but since I had quite the number of requests for this and it was a very simple implementation... There it is. Next will be URLsnarf (even though I doubt that is really useful).
@ShadowMaster : how's the MITM protection going ?
I re-read your suggestions, and I really have to find a way to use FakeSSL... So, guys, anyone, a little help would be greatly appreciated !
I see this script is used less than it used to (around 50 times a day now), but I actually think this is great ; it means people actually use it on a regular basis. I hope not to play haxor though...
Cheers !
Hey comaX! The MiTM protection is going wonderfully. The two minutes a week I have to spend on it in between frantic, feverish h4x1ng in the PWB course really pay off. :p :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by comaX
I really am ridiculously busy with that course, hopefully, when I finish I'll devote more time to it. But thank you for the interest, it shows I'm not wasting my time.
I AM looking forward to the implementation of FakeSSL, and I noticed the implementation of the padlock favicon. One down, some to go. Thanks. Your script is a wonderful tool.
Hey, comaX. Quick Question. I've been using more and more of your script recently and started experimenting with its features. I tried out driftnet, and noticed two problems. One: the window does not shutdown with the rest of your script like the other terms. I know this is not a real problem, but since the rest of the script is so neat, I thought maybe you'd like to keep this the same way, and have it shut down also. Two: the pictures caugt by driftnet are not saved anywhere, nor are we given the option to save them. Any thoughts on how to allow for saving those pics?
Thanks for reporting ! I've already been told about driftnet not completely shutting down and I intend to fix this, but I haven't had much time lately. As for saving the pictures... Well, I don't know. I firstly put 2 options for driftnet but what I thought would not display images but save them all didn't work out, so I left it at the moment. I intend to dig the subject a little bit more so that it can be achieved though !
Thanks for the feedback, it's always appreciated :)
Hi ShadowMaster, The images are downloaded to /tmp, but driftnet deletes them when it closes. If you click on an image displayed in the xterm window, it will be saved to pwd (/). Or you could browse and sort /tmp before closing driftnet. ComaX, I'm sure this is why you let yamas leave driftnet open ;-)
You dear sir might have a good point there. I'll check that. Worst-case scenario, I'll force kill with my hack-fu :p
No process ever shall resist my killing techniques !
I'll keep you guys posted !
Edit : well, well, well... I had put the driftnet killing in fast_cleanup() instead of cleanup()...
Now it's fixed, with a "greeting message" =D
By the way, if you find a way to save images, please do share.
Regarding saving the images, I had more success with 'tcpxtract', however am not
sure whether this is included in the stock BT5 ..
Might be an option to look into though.
comaX, why not grep through the /tmp files and pull out drift-........ or whatever? copy them all into [pwd]/driftnet/ if the users says so? Like the other options...
Also, even thoug I love ascii art, maybe you should update the current header?.. :p :p
Xplico is worth a look too.