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I am attempting to grab user data off of an http website on my penetration computer. This should be fairly easy but is not working. I am sniffing my target computer by arp spoofing it using bettercap. I can see the http web-pages the user visits, however, where and when it should be displaying passwords and login data, it doesn't. I am using Kali Linux on Virtual Box. The sniffing displays the websites visited, however, lacks the red highlighted box with HTTP in it and when I run it on wireshark, it displays only ARPs and when I filter to http, there are none.

These are the steps I used to get thus far.

net.probe on (turning on prove and recon)

set arp.spoof.fullduplex true (attacking router and target)

set arp.spoof.targets [target ip] (target in the same sub-net as I am)

arp.spoof on (spoofing)

set net.sniff.local true (show local data)

net.sniff on (sniffing)

The following are the solutions I attempted to try in order to fix the problem, yet with no success.

Unchecking network adapter in the VM settings

Flushing the IP tables using the following

iptables --flush

iptables --table nat --flush

iptables --delete-chain

iptables --table nat --delete-chain

iptables -P FORWARD ACCEPT

Enabling IP forwarding

echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward

Running the built in arpspoof command and then using bettercap

arpspoof -i [Interface] -t [Gateway IP] [Target IP]

In another terminal window:

arpspoof -i [Interface] -t [Target IP] [Gateway IP]

Everything is executed perfectly with no errors and there are no problems sniffing http websites and what they visit, however, when going to an http link such as, vulnweb or stealmylogin.com, the login data is either not appearing. Thank you for reading this, I really appreciate all the help and please do not hesitate to request any additional info. :-)

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I am attempting to grab user data off of an http website on my penetration computer. This should be fairly easy but is not working. I am sniffing my target computer by arp spoofing it using bettercap. I can see the http web-pages the user visits, however, where and when it should be displaying passwords and login data, it doesn't. I am using Kali Linux on Virtual Box. The sniffing displays the websites visited, however, lacks the red highlighted box with HTTP in it and when I run it on wireshark, it displays only ARPs and when I filter to http, there are none.

These are the steps I used to get thus far.

net.probe on (turning on prove and recon)

set arp.spoof.fullduplex true (attacking router and target)

set arp.spoof.targets [target ip] (target in the same sub-net as I am)

arp.spoof on (spoofing)

set net.sniff.local true (show local data)

net.sniff on (sniffing)

The following are the solutions I attempted to try in order to fix the problem, yet with no success.

Unchecking network adapter in the VM settings

Flushing the IP tables using the following

iptables --flush

iptables --table nat --flush

iptables --delete-chain

iptables --table nat --delete-chain

iptables -P FORWARD ACCEPT

Enabling IP forwarding

echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward

Running the built in arpspoof command and then using bettercap

arpspoof -i [Interface] -t [Gateway IP] [Target IP]

In another terminal window:

arpspoof -i [Interface] -t [Target IP] [Gateway IP]

Everything is executed perfectly with no errors and there are no problems sniffing http websites and what they visit, however, when going to an http link such as, vulnweb or stealmylogin.com, the login data is either not appearing. Thank you for reading this, I really appreciate all the help and please do not hesitate to request any additional info. :-)

kali-linux arp spoofing

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asked 49 mins ago

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I am attempting to grab user data off of an http website on my penetration computer. This should be fairly easy but is not working. I am sniffing my target computer by arp spoofing it using bettercap. I can see the http web-pages the user visits, however, where and when it should be displaying passwords and login data, it doesn't. I am using Kali Linux on Virtual Box. The sniffing displays the websites visited, however, lacks the red highlighted box with HTTP in it and when I run it on wireshark, it displays only ARPs and when I filter to http, there are none.

These are the steps I used to get thus far.

net.probe on (turning on prove and recon)

set arp.spoof.fullduplex true (attacking router and target)

set arp.spoof.targets [target ip] (target in the same sub-net as I am)

arp.spoof on (spoofing)

set net.sniff.local true (show local data)

net.sniff on (sniffing)

The following are the solutions I attempted to try in order to fix the problem, yet with no success.

Unchecking network adapter in the VM settings

Flushing the IP tables using the following

iptables --flush

iptables --table nat --flush

iptables --delete-chain

iptables --table nat --delete-chain

iptables -P FORWARD ACCEPT

Enabling IP forwarding

echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward

Running the built in arpspoof command and then using bettercap

arpspoof -i [Interface] -t [Gateway IP] [Target IP]

In another terminal window:

arpspoof -i [Interface] -t [Target IP] [Gateway IP]

Everything is executed perfectly with no errors and there are no problems sniffing http websites and what they visit, however, when going to an http link such as, vulnweb or stealmylogin.com, the login data is either not appearing. Thank you for reading this, I really appreciate all the help and please do not hesitate to request any additional info. :-)

kali-linux arp spoofing

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