Bettercap Download

[Melanie Wendelberger]

bettercapsupports GNU/Linux, BSD, Android, Apple macOS and the Microsoft Windows operating systems - depending if you want to install the latest stable release or the bleeding edge from the GitHub repository, you have several choices.

BetterCAP is containerized using Alpine Linux - a security-oriented, lightweight Linux distribution based on musl libc and busybox. The resulting Docker image is relatively small and easy to manage the dependencies. Since it is using a multi-stage build, a Docker version greater than 17.05 is required.

I did a bit of digging through the forums to see if anyone has gotten bettercap working on the WiFi Pinapple. The most relevent one I saw was from 2017, and wasn't on the MkVII. I'm just wondering if anyone's made any progress on getting it to work on the MkVII.

Nevermind, wound up making an OpenWRT build environment and building it myself. I'm sharing my build of 2.28 with everyone. I've ran into an issue where the enter button just prints a return symbol, without it registering in bettercap. I'd really appreciate it if anyone finds a workaround.

There are Makefiles for bettercap that another community member contributed a short while ago, at -packages-community. Bear in mind that I don't know if they still work - this is something I can spend more time on in the near future but unfortunately not right now.

Pls Tell me,how to use the packeges for the MkVII? Is it also possible to just Upload the ZIP File , i downloaded from this Side " -packages-community" over ftp? Or is it the own way to Install it over SSH and opkg? What ist the way to Install the ZIP? "Opkg Install "Link to ZIP File"?

Yeah, when it came to bettercap I have only used it outside of the pineapple. Like on the machine the pineapple is tethered to and just using the natural MiTM already there to use for bettercap (no arp spoof, no need). Just have to remember to override the interface with the pineapple interface and the gateway with my real gateway. Will through an error about not finding MAC of gateway but ignore since only needed for arp-spoofing. Since bettercap is Go, be interesting to see how it performs on the Mark VII. I have not tried it on the Nano due to having to mess around with storage when I played with modules.

the way I have done it (I am a newbie so if is a better way please tell) I have download the zip from the git site GitHub - adde88/openwrt-useful-tools: A repo containing different tools compiled specifically for the Hak5 WiFi Pineapple MK6 and MK7. then unzipped it and upload the ipks that I want it to a tmp folder that I made on the pineapple MK VII via ssh "mkdir ./tmp/" then I smply ftp all the ipks that I wanted (bettercap being the one I wanted most ;0) into the /tmp/ folder and then on ssh I navigated to the /tmp/ folder "cd ./tmp/" then I just did an opkg update (aparently is recommended not to do an opg upgrade so just update as I was told via discord) then opkg install filename.ipk for example for bettercap:

I hope that helps, as I said I am a noob in pineapple and I only dabbled on Kali Linux so not an expert at all but it seemed to worked and according to discord users I did it the correct way so I hope it helps and if anybody has a better way please contribute. PEACE

I'm new to the WiFi Pineapple and tried it for a week now. The enthusiasm is decreasing... I couldn't catch any handshake so far. Performance of the Pineapple isn't very good and somehow it seems to forget its configuration from time to time.

I have the latest version of bettercap. I have the latest version of Kali linux using the latest version of VirtualBox on the latest version of Windows 10. My target machine is the lowest possible version of WindowsXP with the default IE and Chrome installed. I will first start by going over what I think I know and troubleshooting I have done. Bettercap appears to be functioning in the sense that it can grab passwords from normal HTTP websites but not HTTPS websites.

after a lot of searching I just found out that Bettercap 2.x apparently just does not do the HSTS bypass thing.The sslstrip from the http.proxy module works just fine, I've tested it on my network, all the HTTPS website where now HTTP, however Chrome, Firefox and so on block them cause you visited them once with HTTPS, some website are still visitable by clicking the "Proceed (unsafe)" button, for for and/or the button just won't show up.

After some testings, I managed to make Bettercap use the HSTS Bypass.By running ARP spoof, DNS spoof and the sniffer module it works fine (enabling ssl strip in the modules).This way, I got the URL modified into though, the latest Firefox blocked all the web pages, still trying to get it right.

Not exactly; you cannot "convert HTTPS to HTTP" once a SSL/TLS connection has been established (unless the server sends the client such a redirect, but you cannot impersonate the server without its private key). It only does this in the sense that URLs are rewritten from to

Similarly, the attack here is not against SSL/TLS itself. SSLStrip works by intercepting insecure, plaintext HTTP requests and rewriting the contents such that the client never tries to use HTTPS. See this related question/answer. HSTS is effectively designed to defeat attacks like SSLStrip by forcing the client to initiate HTTPS connections from the beginning (in the case of preload) or once it has been sent the correct header.

Try using the same tools and strategy but with one modification. Before you do all that first try to setup a fake hotspot. You will need additional wireless adapter which supports monitor mode. No matter if you use framework or you setup hotspot manually. I think that SSLStrip is much more effective when all the traffic are literally flying trough you. You can also create your own redirect pages you so you can bypass HSTS.

You can check the caplets that are installed by running bettercap and then using the command 'caplets.show'. I don't think they are installed by default so if you don't have them or need to update them then that can be done using the command 'caplets.update'.

Thanks to the awesome work of the Kali and Nexmon communities in packaging the nexmon drivers and utilities and to the recent changes we released in bettercap, this was very easy to setup and to script and given the interest the tweet had I thought to share this writeup :)

The pita.cap caplet will take care of starting wlan0 in monitor mode, periodically send deauth packets and also sniffing for WPA2 handshakes as they arrive, you can launch it and keep it persistent with something like screen or tmux. It is a basic example of what you can do now, many other functionalities can be found in the caplets repo and generally in the project wiki:

The installation for other flavors of Linux and the Mac OS X may, however require a little bit more steps as one has to download and install all the necessary dependencies before they are able to run bettercap. Execute this command to get your machine ready to install bettercap.

You are now all set to run bettercap and perform whichever recon operations or attacks on your network of choice. It is, however, advisable to use bettercap on your own or authorized network to avoid legal actions against you incase a breach is detected.

This command allows bettercap to read the ARP (Adress Resolution Protocol) cache and discover hosts on the network. It is a passive method so a device cached a few minutes earlier then disconnected can still be detected as connected to the network by a bettercap net.show command probe.

To actively search for devices on the network use:

We can now see that additional devices are discovered on the network. This is because bettercap was able to send dummy UDP packets to every possible IP address in the subnet and discover additional hosts.

As discussed in the previous article of installating bettercap, this framework can be used to perform many types of operation. Among them we have the possibility to change our mac address. You may probably ask yourself why would you want to change your mac adress ? Well, the answer is to provide more anonymity. For example ,This trick can be used to bypass authentification for the case of a wireless network that is MAC filtered. In this scenario we can scan the network to see the mac addresses of users connected on it and change our own with an authorized user MAC address. This is one among thousand ways to what you can with a fake generated MAC address.

In order to keep the generated MAC address for your interface, bettercap must run. This will allows you spoofing your mac address for a while until you close bettercap

I've been attempting to perform an SSL strip MITM attack with my Rasberry pi 4B 4GB running kali Linux. after loading all the required modules in better cap and navigating to a website without HSTS on my target machine I'm not seeing the traffic show up much less the login credentials.Commands I'm entering:

I should also mention that bettercap is frequently and continuously detecting and then losing new endpoints. I've tried navigating to the website on my target machine while it's detected the right endpoint and before it loses it to no avail. I've been able to use arpspoof and urlsnarf to successfully monitor HTTP traffic before in my MITM attack without SSL strip.

Not sure if it works. But I can see a lot of connections on my main pc: google api's and so on, but can't see the unencrypted data when I visit unencrypted http pages asthe udemy course says I should be able to.

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