It is really really a nice POC !
I would love to play around with it..

I know a little bit of ruby, and it's so cool that you released the code.

edit:

what ruby version ?

THe first step must be, to show us your samba.conf (throw it on a pastebin). Second is to show us the permissions on the folder 'shared'.

It been a long time, since i've messed around with samba...

I made a tutorial once.. If you feel like trying it, you should read the man page / documentation for the things you dont know before doing them.
I think that it's essential to understand what the...

How about something that spoof's ssl-keys ?

Im thinking, if you ssh to a linux server, ssh will ask you to accept the key for that specific server.
Lets say, that you're a man-in-the-middle and...

either reboot your attacking machine, or this should do it:

iptables --flush
iptables --table nat --flush
iptables --delete-chain
iptables --table nat --delete-chain

you can throw it in a...

I think it's a really good idea to write some tutorials on how to use backtrack. You'll learn a lot by writing it - and you get to educate others...
Im kinda curious - do you plan on writing down...

Actually - I had the same exact issue with ettercap ... Piece of s*** wont work :-P

So, what I did was to save the sslstrip.log and search it for username/passwords ...
This was done by a part...

It's always great to create your own terminal cheat sheet ;-)
I've done it a lot of times...
I agree 100% with raskolnikov, about the "normal" linux distro, instead of using Backtrack all the...

SkyZD - what didn't work ?

Did you purge all framework3 and the folders ?

I dont know about "on the fly" - but comaX made a sniffing-script where it checks a log-file for username and password:
Something like this :

I suggest, that you try to read something about network. Maybe look at some shows from Hak5 (the early seasons).

Start out by trying some Man-in-the-middle, and read about ARP(-spoofing)....

Remember to rm -rf all /framework3 folders.
Find them with : locate framework3

even though the screen is very dark, try typing:

root
toor

startx


see what happens

Or just go with the 32bit version ?

Fun little neat script :D

Thanks for sharing!

When you type: gmail.com your browser connects to http://gmail.com:80 and you then get re-directed to https://gmail.com:443
Thats where sslstrip comes into the big picture.. You write: iptables -t...

You're asking about arch linux in BackTrack Forum, which is based on Ubuntu (if I understand you correct?)

I honestly believe that https://bbs.archlinux.org/ is a better place to ask for help.

That does not sound like your own network... Actually, this entire thread sounds like you need help to access a wireless network that does not belong to you. You haven't been able to answer even the...

Maybe you are actually booting up BackTrack5 Live Gnome Edition...

Im having a real hard time imagine that you *buntu could interfere with the BackTrack Live disc..
When you write, that "it is...

Take a look at the aircrack-ng suite... Actually, as far as I know airbase-ng has -P option, which is exactly the function the pineapple (with Jasager) has..
The http://www.aircrack-ng.org/ has a...

It sounds like you're not booting on live DVD/USB ...

After you're inserting the DVD/USB, what do you press to make it boot from the new media ?

Uhm, you could actually just use your Backtrack installation at home. Just forward port 80 in your router to the IP of your BackTrack Machine..

Do you actually have Apache running on port 80, or...

I totally agree! At first I was a little unsure about BackTrack5.

BackTrack4 was in my comfort zone, but after playing around with BackTrack5, i really like it! And what i really like, is the fact...

Try downloading it as a torrent, and then in your torrent client, righ click on the BackTrack-Torrent and select "Verify local data" (transmission).. That should do the trick :)

I always use...

I started by using Ubuntu, and at first I used it with GUI only.. Then I rented a server with Debian4.0 and was forced to use the terminal.
That's the best thing ever happend to me :-)

Today, I...