Hi korisnickoime, if you start the script with "bash -x (path to script)", you should be able to scroll up and find any error messages. It will also slow down the script to help with any timing...
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Hi korisnickoime, if you start the script with "bash -x (path to script)", you should be able to scroll up and find any error messages. It will also slow down the script to help with any timing...
Hi charonsecurity, thanks for posting your fixes. I will update the script in due course, but at the moment am struggling trying to make a bootable install of Kali on my spare macbook air. It may be...
Damn. I have BT5 customised and working perfectly, but I just know I won't be able to resist installing this immediately. There's the weekend gone!
http://vulnhub.com/
A collection of the popular vulnerable ISO's (eg holynix, de-ice etc), with working download links/torrents and walk-throughs.
Many thanks to whoever made the site...
Well done for troubleshooting it yourself; all part of the never-ending learning curve :). Timing can be an issue in a long script: I'm trying to run it as fast as possible for most users, but this...
Association, authentication and DHCP all seem to be working. This suggests the problem is in route and/or dns. There are many tutorials on how to troubleshoot this eg...
Thanks for making the effort to do this. Let me know if you come up with any improvements in the code.
All parts of the script work for me ;)
There are a lot of moving parts here so you...
Look at AutoRunScript under payload advanced options.
UPDATE
Added new Java 0day (CVE-2013-0422)
Added browser_autopwn
Finally fixed the nameserver/dhcpd.conf issues! Should now work whatever the contents of resolv.conf. See from line 707 in...
I think this was where you went wrong: "/opt/framework3#./uninstall". You don't ever need to uninstall, unless it's broken (which it now is for you ;)).
The current version of the framework is...
http://dev.metasploit.com/redmine/projects/framework/wiki/PortingExploits
It helps to know a bit of Ruby, and understand the core of the framework.
# By default this script does nothing.
startx
exit 0
You shouldn't be afraid to try things out - how else are you going to learn? I have borked my install of BT many times in the past, and...
I imagine at some point you have used the "save" command.
Either delete /root/.msf4/config, or:
unsetg LHOST
save
(This is for msfconsole, presumably the same for Armitage)
I think the file you are looking for is /root/.bashrc.
I added:
PATH="$HOME/Desktop/Scripts:$PATH"
You can also use this file to do other useful things such as adjusting HISTFILESIZE, adding...
Terminal re-sizing would be a nice addition to the script - looking forward to seeing it.
Is sslstrip running? If not, can you start it manually? Does /root/sslstrip.log exist?
Hi parrotface,
The script is not reading your nameserver from your home network. This usually fails if you don't have a local nameserver (eg 10.1.1.1), and use a remote server such as google....
No.
This suggests sslstrip is not running. Have you installed it properly with install.py? (read the script for more details)
@lokitround1
You appear to be setting appropriate options, but the client is not seeing the hotspot webpage, correct?
There are many steps involved in this process, and I need you to narrow down...
I'm not intending to upgrade my main rig, so I can't comment yet. I'll have a play with R3 in a VM and get back to you in a few days. Do you think this is a specific problem with the script, or a...
May be worth starting a new thread Deviney, with the blog link (I thought you had done that, but I can't find it. And yes, I did use the search button!). That will give a fixed reference for people...
To clarify the current use of the script packages:
Use only the packages marked "CURRENT RELEASE" with PwnSTAR_0.8. Older packages work only with older (deprecated) versions of the script.
...
Only use the packages marked "CURRENT RELEASE" e.g. hotspot_3, not hotspot_2.
Quite right! I really can't believe I am so stupid.
This fails for the same reason - the form action wasn't pointing to the new php.
I've uploaded a new file "hotspot_3"....
I don't think you can have it both ways with this simple set-up. You can't spoof everything to your apache server, and forward them to the internet; it's one or the other. You could try selective...