You should now see the following output in msfconsole:.
In the URL, put the target URL you got from metasploit (e.g., ).
How BeEf work BeEF will hook up web browsers and use them as beachheads for launching directed command modules and further, attacks the system through the browser context.
Commands -> Misc -> Create invisible iframe Unlike other security frameworks, BeEF passes through the hardened network perimeters and client systems examining the web browser alone.
Go back to the BEEF panel and choose your hooked browser and then:.
But when we use Kali Live, it uses some default credentials. So it is recommended to use Kali Linux in live mode but during the time of installation we are asked for credentials so we enter them manually.
The stealthy way to do this is to get BEEF to generate an invisible iframe for you on the victim browser Kali Linux is a great OS for hacking and penetration testing, but as it could be used to hack others it could even get you hacked easily.
Now metasploit should be running the exploit server and it will provide you with a target URL ( ), the next step is to get the victim browser to access it.
use exploit/multi/browser/firefox_proto_crmfrequest.
Go to your running msfconsole and enter.
There are all kinds of funky things that you can do, but for now, we're going to concentrate on popping a shell.
Your browser will now be hooked into BEEF, if you go back to your Kali VM and check out the BEEF panel, you should see your browser hooked there.
BEEF supplies you with two demo pages, I found the advanced one to be more reliable, so fire up Firefox 15.0.1 and browse to:.
You can now browse to the BEEF UI (user/pass: beef) and start hooking browsers! :-).
A working Linux distribution with a WiFi adapter and root privileges.
Start msfconsole and then issue the following command to enable the RPC server: This will work with any Linux distribution, but it’s recommended that you use Kali.
Set host and callback_host to be the IP address of the external interface of your Kali Linux VM.
I would use the NAT or Local Host-only networking configuration for your VMware setup.
For the purposes of this blog post, the Kali Linux VM has the IP address of 192.168.70.212 and the Ubuntu VM has 192.168.70.225, you will need to change this to suit your local setup.
Bake the following VMs (I use VMware, I guess this will work with VirtualBox too but I haven't tried it) Kali Linux is a Debian-based Linux distribution specifically designed for penetration testing and security auditing, as it comes with over a hundred tools for this purpose.Debian-based distribution is an open-source Linux distribution supported by a Debian Project community, first started in 1993 by Ian Murdock.
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