MITMf/core/sergioproxy
byt3bl33d3r 79025dc77e Initial working PoC for the Ferret-NG plugin that will replace the SessionHijacker plugin: it will capture cookies and trasparently feed them to the proxy it starts up on port 10010 (by default), this way we just have to connect to the proxy, browse to the same website as the victim and we will automatically hijack their session! \o/
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
2015-05-11 03:13:45 +02:00
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__init__.py Version bump 2015-03-30 18:04:24 +02:00
ProxyPlugins.py Initial working PoC for the Ferret-NG plugin that will replace the SessionHijacker plugin: it will capture cookies and trasparently feed them to the proxy it starts up on port 10010 (by default), this way we just have to connect to the proxy, browse to the same website as the victim and we will automatically hijack their session! \o/ 2015-05-11 03:13:45 +02:00
README.md Version bump 2015-03-30 18:04:24 +02:00

Originally, sergio-proxy was a standalone implementation of a transparent proxy using the Twisted networking framework for Python. However, sslstrip uses almost exactly the same interception method, so I decided to use sslstrip's more mature libraries and try to provide a simple plugin interface to grab the data.

The only file that has been modified from sslstrip is the ServerConnection.py file, from which we can hook at certain important points during the intercept.

Copyright 2011, Ben Schmidt Released under the GPLv3