Взлом Android устройства в локальной сети (Kali Linux)

[ins1der]

 

[ingram]

Надо как-то, глянуть

 

[Cepheus588]

Надо как-то, глянуть

Не то, чтобы глянуть, надо этим воспользоваться...... Хотя.....можно и глянуть)))) в камеру жертвы:26:

 

[zimba]

Спасибо, попробую

 

[sheva88]

Спасибо, как нибудь накануне попробуем

 

[DarkMoon]

Видео заблочено(((

 

[Сергей1712]

Заблокировали видео(

 

[Itwhuk]

Yeah, I've tried this on my old phone and it was a real challenge. The Metasploit module for Android is super helpful if you know what you're doing. Has anyone managed to hack into a Android 13 device with this method?

 

[antonioo83]

I'm no expert, but I've heard that Armitage on Kali is a game-changer for network scans and exploitation. Not sure if it can specifically help with Android device hacking, but it's worth checking out. Has anyone had success with it on this frontend?

 

[antofer]

"Dude, just tried using the 'Airmon-ng' tool and it's been a game-changer for sniffing out those pesky WEP passwords in my local network. Anyone else have any tips on optimizing the 'Aircrack-ng' cracking speed? Need it to be faster for those long password crack attempts"

 

[ANNY)]

"Yooo, just wanna throw in that I've had better results using Airmagnet to scan for WPS-enabled routers instead of trying to brute force it. Still, props on trying out Kali for this project. You gotta be careful, tho - some of those network scan tools can be a lil too aggressive."

 

[mehdikarmi tbar]

I'm no expert, but I used ZAP (Zed Attack Proxy) with Nmap to scan my Android device's vulnerabilities locally. It's crazy how much info it spat out, from SSL/TLS config to potential bypasses for MDM locks. Has anyone tried exploiting these with Metasploit?

 

[MAXTRAP]

"Hey, I'm not sure if it's relevant here, but I've had some success using Nmap on Kali to identify vulnerable devices on the local network before attempting a full-on breach. Has anyone else tried using Metasploit to exploit those vulnerabilities? Might wanna check it out."