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Injecting payload into softwares via HTTP - dadimula - 06-17-2015 Demo Link:https://youtu.be/FMahvXMYuT4 Hi, this is a quick demo about how to backdoor executables (software) sent over HTTP using MITMF, backdoor factory This attack works on LAN REQUIREMENTS: Kali Linux or any Linux OS Wireless USB Adapter e.g. (TL-WN722N) MITMf (man-in-the-middle framework) https://github.com/byt3bl33d3r/MITMf MSFconsole or Armitage LAN network, same as the target/victim ATTACK SCENARIO: Machine A-victim Machine B-attacker A situation where machine A wants to download a software for example winrar, the victim goes through google and lands on the page (http://www.win-rar.com/download.html?&L=0) the attacker is already waiting to inject payload into binaries served over (HTTP) This attack is possible because a lot of tool websites still serve binaries via non-SSL/TLS means RE: Injecting payload into softwares via HTTP - Dyme - 06-17-2015 Certainly does what it's supposed to. Thanks for sharing. |