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» Enable Monitor Mode Using iw:

First, we will take a look at the use of the iw Wi-Fi configuration tool. It is used for configuring Wi-Fi in particular and can be more powerful than other tools. You might have already used iw for several other purposes, for example, to obtain information about your Wi-Fi network. In fact, this tool can even give you more information about different commands. The iw list gives you much more information about wireless wlan0, interface modes, HT, bit rates, scanning, etc.

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The first step is to check the interface information. You can do so by entering the following:

1) $ sudo iw dev
The output will look like the following window:
To access the traffic of other people, you will have to switch this over to Monitor Mode. You can switch iw to Monitor Mode by entering the commands given below:

2) $ sudo ip link set IFACE down

3) $ sudo iw IFACE set monitor control

4) $ sudo ip link set IFACE up
IFACE replaced the actual name, as shown:

5) $ sudo ip link set wlan0 down

6) $ sudo iw wlan0 set monitor control

7) $ sudo ip link set wlan0 up

The next step is to check the wireless interface one more time by entering the following command:

8) $ sudo iw dev

9) The output of the aforementioned commands can be seen in the window above.

Wondering how to get back to the Managed Mode? To do so, enter the following commands:

10) $ sudo ip link set IFACE down

11) $ sudo iw IFACE set type managed

12) $ sudo ip link set IFACE up
IFACE replaced the actual name, as shown:

13) $ sudo ip link set wlan0 down

14) $ sudo iw wlan0 set type managed

15) $ sudo ip link set wlan0 up

Enable Monitor Mode Using iwconfig
As in previous sections, check your interface name via the following command:

$ sudo iwconfig
The next step is to enable Monitor Mode. Do so by entering the following commands:

$ sudo ifconfig IFACE down
$ sudo iwconfig IFACE mode monitor
$ sudo ifconfig IFACE up
Furthermore,

$ sudo ifconfig wlan0 down
$ sudo iwconfig wlan0 mode monitor
$ sudo ifconfig wlan0 up
Disable Monitor Mode

$ sudo ifconfig wlan0 down
$ sudo iwconfig wlan0 mode managed
$ sudo ifconfig wlan0 up
Turn off the Network Manager that Prevents Monitor Mode

$ sudo systemctl stop NetworkManager

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🦑Another two methode for wifi monitor mode :

You can also via airmon-ng but this methode is recommended

Enable Monitor Mode Using iwconfig
As in previous sections, check your interface name via the following command:

$ sudo iwconfig
The next step is to enable Monitor Mode. Do so by entering the following commands:

$ sudo ifconfig IFACE down
$ sudo iwconfig IFACE mode monitor
$ sudo ifconfig IFACE up
Furthermore,

$ sudo ifconfig wlan0 down
$ sudo iwconfig wlan0 mode monitor
$ sudo ifconfig wlan0 up
Disable Monitor Mode

$ sudo ifconfig wlan0 down
$ sudo iwconfig wlan0 mode managed
$ sudo ifconfig wlan0 up
Turn off the Network Manager that Prevents Monitor Mode

$ sudo systemctl stop NetworkManager

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In a Kali Linux, it is very easy to spoof the MAC address. This can be done by opening the terminal window in the Kali Linux system. Initially, we will check all of the adapters that are using the ifconfig command, as shown:

1) $ sudo ifconfig

2) $ sudo ifconfig eth0 down


3) Next, we will change the MAC address. This can be done by entering the following command:

$ sudo macchanger -r eth0

4) In this command, the -r flag is used to change the current MAC address to the random MAC address in the network interface of eth0.

In the screenshot above, note that the MAC address has been successfully spoofed. Now, we will turn on the network interface again.
5) This can be done by entering the following command:

$ sudo ifconfig eth0 up

6) Next, it is necessary to check the MAC address again with the help of the ifconfig command:

$ sudo ifconfig


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The most basic scan withUnicornscan allows us to scan a single host IP.

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2) as example :
the key is that it doesn’t use ICMP by default. Out of the ports mentioned, only ports 135,139,445 and 554 are open.

3) Scanning multiple IPs wit Unicornscan
We will make a slight modification in the basic scan syntax to scan multiple hosts, and you’ll notice the subtle difference from scan commands we use in nmap and hping. The targets are placed in sequence to initiate scanning:

$ sudo unicornscan 192.168.100.35 192.168.100.45

4) Scanning Class C networks with Unicornscan

$ sudo unicornscan 192.168.100.35/24:31


5) Unicornscan has successfully returned us to all the hosts that have port 31 open. The cool thing about unicornscan is that it doesn’t stop at our network, where speed is a limiting factor.
UDP scanning:
We can also scan for UDP ports with unicornscan. Type:

$ sudo unicornscan -r300 -mU linuxhint.com

6) Saving results to a PCAP file

$ sudo unicornscan 216.1.0.0/8:5505 -r500 -w huntfor5505.pcap
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🦑How to prevent systemd-resolved from using port 53 in Ubuntu :

It's worth noting that you can free port 53 by simply uncommenting the DNSStubListener and setting it to no in /etc/systemd/resolved.conf. The rest of the steps are for enabling a DNS server - without it, your system won't be able to resolve any domain names, so you won't be able to visit websites in a web browser, etc.

1) Edit /etc/systemd/resolved.conf with a text editor (as root), for example open it with the Nano console text editor:

> sudo nano /etc/systemd/resolved.conf

2) And uncomment (remove the # from the beginning of the line) the DNS = line and the DNSStubListener = line. Then change the DNS = value in this file to the DNS server you want to use (e.g. 127.0.0.1 to use a local proxy, 1.1.1.1 to use Cloudflare DNS, etc.), and also change the DNSStubListener = value from yes to no.

3) This is how the file should look after you have made these changes (we are using 1.1.1.1 as the DNS server here, i.e. Cloudflare DNS):

[Resolve]
DNS = 1.1.1.1
# FallbackDNS =
# Domains =
# LLMNR = no
# MulticastDNS = no
# DNSSEC = no
# DNSOverTLS = no
# Cache = no
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4) To save the file using the Nano text editor , press Ctrl + x, then type y and press Enter.

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1) But your goal is to enumerate services so that you specify the device type with the –type flag, for example:

systemctl --type = service

2) Did you notice that we didn't include the list-units subcommand because it's the default? If you want to follow the convention, you can also indicate that. We prefer it this way, and we will follow this convention for the rest of the article.

systemctl list-units --type = service

3) In both cases, the output will be the same. By default, this command only shows loaded and active services in alphabetical order:

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This is a list of codes that can be returned from fsck after checking the disk. Your exit code will be the sum of these codes if you analyze one disc. If you use fsck on multiple devices, it will return a bitwise OR of two sums.

0 - no errors

1 - fixed file system errors

2 - the system must be rebooted

4 - Filesystem errors left unpatched

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Launch the Parrot or Kali Linux machine to get started.

Set up the DNS config file in Ettercap

1) Setup the command terminal and change the DNS configuration of the Ettercap by typing the following syntax into the editor of your choice.

$ gedit /etc/ettercap/etter.dns

2) You will be displayed the DNS configuration file.

3) Next, you’ll need to type your address in the terminal

>* a 10.0.2.15

4) Check your IP address by typing ifconfig in a new terminal if you don’t already know what it is.

To save changes, press ctrl+x, and press (y) bottom.

Prepare the Apache server

5) Now, we will move our fake security page to a location on the Apache server and run it. You will need to move your fake page to this apache directory.

6) Run the following command to format the HTML directory:

$ Rm /Var/Www/Html/*

7) Next up, you’ll need to save your fake security page and upload it to the directory we’ve mentioned. Type the following in the terminal to start the upload:

$ mv /root/Desktop/fake.html /var/www/html

8) Now fire up the Apache Server with the following command:

$ sudo service apache2 start

9) You’ll see that the server has successfully launched.

Spoofing with Ettercap addon
Now we’ll see how Ettercap would come into play. We will be DNS spoofing with Ettercap.

10) Launch the app by typing:

$ettercap -G

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