directory structure has been simplified by grouping all the poisoners and servers in one folder
impacket smb server has been replaced with responder's
flask http server has beem replaced with responder's
modified config file to support new changes
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
Issue #106 was caused by a 'None' value being returned when BeEF was unable to detect the hooked browser's OS
Issue #109 was probably caused by locked resources when send() and sendp() where being called, adding in sleep() seems to have resolved the issue (at least on my machine)
Added an interval option to specify the interval at which to take the sceenshots
Ferret-NG plugin is pretty much set also, was a bit of a dummy and didn't take into account that we would have sessions from multiple clients (duh!) , so I added a section in the config file to specify the client to hijack the sessions from , also added an option to load the cookies from a log file!
JavaPwn plugin has been renamed to BrowserSniper (cause it now supports java, flash and browser exploits), it's been completly re-written along with it's config file section
Addition of the screenshotter plugin, currently there is a bug when decoding the base64 encoded png files (a very wierd one) , but other than that it works (did i mention i hate js?)
Jskeylogger's javscript now works on every browser except FF mobile (have no clue what's with that) p.s. did i mention i hate JS?
Plugins that deal with javascript now read it from a file as supposed to having it built in (encoding issues) fu javascript
User agent parsing is now built in and handled by core/httpagentparser.py, this because the user-agent library is a pain to install on some distros , also removes 3-4 deps which is a plus
also fuck javascript
The way MITMf hooks SSLstrip's functions has been modified to improve plugin code readability, additionally corrected some useless function hooks that were placed in early framework realeases and never removed.
Replace plugin has been given it's own section in the config file
currently the BeedAutorun and Javapwn plugins have to be cleaned up...
BrowserProfile plugin's Pinlady code has been updated to the latest version (v0.9.0) and will now detect Flash player's version
Javapwn plugin will be renamed to BrowserPwn and will support Flash exploits too , as supposed to only Java exploits
Since we now have a built in SMB server, removed options to specify a host in the SMBauth plugin
Tweaked the output of some plugins
the --basic and --force options and the EXE serving in the Responder plugin have been removed, until I can find a better way of implementing them.
Modified and re-added the JS-keylogger and SMBauth plugins
Tested against Windows 7 and 8, got hashes 100% of the time! \o/
The rest of the servers will be added in after WPAD is fixed.
Next step is to fix the logging... frankly i rather just log everything into the main mitmf.log folder since it's very grep'able.
Also the exact output is going to need tweaking, the lines are wayy to long
I've re-written a decent amount of the framework to support dynamic config file updates, revamped the ARP Spoofing 'engine' and changed the way MITMf integrates Responder and Netcreds.
- Net-creds is now started by default and no longer a plugin.. It's all about getting those creds after all.
- Integrated the Subterfuge Framework's ARPWatch script, it will enable itself when spoofing the whole subnet (also squashed bugs in the original ARP spoofing code)
- The spoof plugin now supports specifying a range of targets (e.g. --target 10.10.10.1-15) and multiple targets (e.g. --target 10.10.10.1,10.10.10.2)
- An SMB Server is now started by default, MITMf now uses Impacket's SMBserver as supposed to the one built into Responder, mainly for 2 reasons:
1) Impacket is moving towards SMB2 support and is actively developed
2) Impacket's SMB server is fully functional as supposed to Responder's (will be adding a section for it in the config file)
3) Responder's SMB server was unrealiable when used through MITMf (After spending a day trying to figure out why, I just gave up and yanked it out)
- Responder's code has been broken down into single importable classes (way easier to manage and read, ugh!)
- Started adding dynamic config support to Responder's code and changed the logging messages to be a bit more readable.
- POST data captured through the proxy will now only be logged and printed to STDOUT when it's decodable to UTF-8 (this prevents logging encrypted data which is no use)
- Responder and the Beefapi script are no longer submodules (they seem to be a pain to package, so i removed them to help a brother out)
- Some plugins are missing because I'm currently re-writing them, will be added later
- Main plugin class now inharates from the ConfigWatcher class, this way plugins will support dynamic configs natively! \o/
- Added an internal DNS server
- Proxy can now use our custom DNS server (DNSChef) or Twisted's
- Removed priv check from plugins
- DNS spoofing fully re-written
- Iptables rules are now checked and set between plugins
