MITM: bettercap
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Bettercap : MITM attack for sniffing traffic and passwords By Shashwat Chaudhary December 06, 2016 bettercap, kali, mitm, outlook, password, ruby, sniffing
Disclaimer - TLDR; some stuff here can be used to carry out illegal activity, our intention is, however, to educate
Contents
Installation Sniffing Traffic Getting password
We will be installing Bettercap, doing a quick sniffing exercise, and then a more detailed section on grabbing the password. Will demonstrate the password grabbing on outlook.com, which seems to be particularly vulnerable to this attack.
Instalasi
apt update apt-get dist-upgrade apt- install bettercap
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Sniffing Traffic
There's nothing special about the usual sniffing traffic functionailty of bettercap. Bettercap can easily performing sniffing on your local area network. It also lets you write the output to a pcap file and later analyze it with WireShark or some other tool of your choice. I'll just give a simple demo here. The real fun is in the capturing passwords section.
Run the command-
bettercap --sniffer
Sniffing traffic: Screenshot shows my lenovo smartphone's requests to truecaller being sniffed
You'll see all the websites being visited by all the devices on the network. Press ctrl+c to stop.
Take a look at the help manual for more commands, or read the wonderful documentation.
Internet stopped working
There are plenty of open issues on the github page of bettercap. The one problem I faced was that after bettercap had finished running, the internet connection on the attacker machine (Kali) would be killed. I fixed it by simply turning restarting the wlan0 interface (turn it off and on from the gui or use ifconfig commands). Some people reported that Bettercap killed internet connection for all hosts. If you face a different issue, take a look here and see if you can find a solution.
Capturing passwords The fun part lies here. Bettercap uses sslstrip to change https webpages to simple http ones, which ensures that the passwords are transferred in clear text, and you can read them without any issues. I will be targeting my lenovo phone from my Kali machine. First, you must find the IP of your target. This can be done by simply running bettercap and waiting for all machines on your network to show up. Once they do, you can identify the one you're trying to attack, and note it's IP. Then use this IP as the target IP. Let's look at the steps first. PS: I'm assuming you connected to the network you are attacking using the wlan0 interface. If not, specify your interface using the -I option.
Run the command bettercap on the terminal Wait for bettercap to acquire targets. When bettercap discovers the target you're looking for, note down it's IP address. Let's call it TARGET_IP. Press ctrl+c to stop bettercap (if internet connectivity is lost, as was in my case, restart your wlan0 interface) Run this command - bettercap -T TARGET_IP --proxy -P POST (replace TARGET_IP with the appropriate IP)
In my case, my target was my Lenovo smartphone. It was detected by bettercap, and i noted down it's IP. 192.162.2.2 is what I'll use as my TARGET_IP Now your attacker machine is ready and listening for traffic on the network. Once your victim opens any login page, bettercap will use sslstrip to remove the https from the URL, and once the target enters his/her login credentials, you will see them in cleartext.
Let's look at a demo run of the above procedure.
Capturing passwords entered on Outlook by smartphone user on same LAN/WLAN This section is simply going to be a set of pictures with captions below them explaining stuff. It should be easy to follow I hope.