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Okay now we have the website downloaded and we have it installed on our web server and it looks good.
There's nothing wrong with it.
I just want to show you a few things that you might need to tweak before the Web site works well with
the fake access point.
Now you might not have to do any of this but in my example right here I actually have to do it because
the website is just written that way.
So I'm going to show you these things so that if you face them in a real life scenario you know how
to deal with it.
Now I'm actually running this attack against a real network.
So this is not a fake network or a test network.
So I have the Web site here and this is the there that hasty mail and like I said this is the file that
contains the code for the website itself and it refers to stuff that's used that's stored in the welcome
online directory.
Now before I modify this file I'm going to use a text editor.
That's nice for modifying code and it's really lightweight.
So I'm going to show you how to install it first and I'm going to go on my Terminator and I'm just going
to do apt get install Jeannie so apt get is Well we usually use to install applications we're told on
it that we want to install and the program the text editor that I want to install is called GenY.
Now I'm going to hit enter and I've already installed this.
So as you can see it's already installed and it's the newest version.
So there is no need for me to install it but for you it's going to ask you if you want to install it.
Type why hit enter and it'll install it for you.
Once it's installed we're going to come back to our page here that we want to modify which is indexed
or hate him.
I'm going to write click it and I'm going to open it with other application.
I'm going to select Jeannie from here.
If it's not showing up in here click on View all applications and find GenY then I'm going to click
on select to open it with Jeanie now right here.
I have the e-mail or the markup code for this Web site.
So everything that's being displayed in here is actually coded in this particular file.
So the things that I want to modify First of all the pictures here this picture and this picture are
being referred to relatively.
And this is a term that's used in web design and all that so I don't want to get into too much details
into it.
But basically the web page is referring to the location of these images relative to where we are right
now relative to the L that we are in right now.
So in the future when we're going to use this on a fake access point and then we're going to be redirected
requests that the people make to this web page the web page will work.
But the images will not load because the location that the page is referring to will be invalid.
So what I want to do I want to modify the code in here that refers to these images and I want to make
sure that it refers to the right location and I'm going to do that by use in a static location to these
images.
Now we know that these images are being stored in this directory the Wellcome online files.
So I'm just going to go to the code.
I'm going to go on search and I'm going to go on find and I'm going to look for well come on line and
I'm just going to type in welcome I'm going to click on next and as you can see now the first will come
on line is just a title.
So I'm going to skip that the next one is a link.
So that's what I'm looking for I'm going to close this.
And as you can see it's a link to a file called base.
Yes.
So this is a style file.
And if we come here on we'll come on line you'll see I have a file that's called Based she says.
Now if we look at the URL in here you'll see that the R L starts with the name straight away so you
see will come online directly.
What this means it means that this year L is a relative you are also relative to the R L that's already
loaded on the web browser.
Therefore when we're going to be using DNS spoofing and we're going to be redirecting requests the web
browser will not know where we'll come online is.
So all we have to do is literally just add a forward slash in front of it.
And this way the web browser will know that he has to go all the way back to the IP and then look for
a directory called welcome online followed by the file name.
So all we have to do is literally make sure after the hatred if after the source your L for whatever
file that's being loaded we have to make sure that it starts with a forward slash.
So again this is only happening to me because the way that this web page was written it was written
to use relative your elves or in relative locations so the page that you clone might not be used in
this and you may not need to do this anyway so I'm just showing you how to do it just in case your web
page your web page is programmed the same way as mine.
Now this is On the one file that's being used by this web page.
And this web page uses a large number of files as we can see here we have a large number of files.
So I'm not going to be doing this manually so I'm going to first delete this and then I'm just going
to copy all this so harddrive equals welcome online files.
When I right click copy then I'm going to go to the search menu again.
I'm going to go to the right place this time so the first time I went on find.
Now I'm going on Replace nican see it automatically has what I copied in here in the search for and
replace with.
I'm going to replace it with the exact same thing.
So I'm going to paste it and all I want to do is literally just add a forward slash in here.
Now I'm going to click on your place.
All in here.
And then I'm going to do and document so that anytime it sees this it's going to add a forward slash
to it and it's going to fix all the locations that's used in this web page.
Now if we go back here and do a refresh you won't really see any difference you won't see anything changed
but if you are actually using this on a fake Web page you'll see that the images would not load.
If you leave the or else without fixing them to use static or else.
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