This should resolve:
* Issue #307
* Issue #309
* Issue #302
* Issue #294
Apperently, Twisted made some fairly heavy API changes in their 16.x
release which kinda fucked all the plugins up.
by using netfilterqueue, you can pass a filter using the new -F option, (will be adding an example later)
additionaly removed some deprecated attributes and the --manual-iptables option
DHCP poisoning now works on Windows, additionaly it's been optimized for performance improvements
ARP poisoning has been optimized with and internal cache and some algo improvements
cve-details-parser.py has been added to the utils/ directory to help adding exploits to the BrowserSniper config file
I'm currently working on adding to the filepwn plugin all of the missing options that bdfproxy stand-alone has
- The inject plugin now uses beautifulsoup4 to actually parse HTML and add content to it as supposed to using regexes
- The logging of the whole framework has been compleatly overhauled
- plugindetect.js now includes os.js from the metasploit framework for os and browser detection, let's us fingerprint hosts even if UA is lying!
- New plugin HTA Drive-by has been added, prompts the user for a plugin update and makes them download an hta app which contains a powershell payload
- the API of the plugins has been simplified
- Improvements and error handling to user-agent parsing
- Some misc bugfixes
