Penetration Testing with Raspberry Pi

Joseph Muniz, Aamir Lakhani

• Publisher: Packt Publishing
• Year: 2015
• eBook ISBN: 9781784396435
• Topic: Informatik
• Subtopic: Computernetzwerke

Penetration Testing with Raspberry Pi

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Penetration Testing with Raspberry Pi

Credits

About the Authors

About the Reviewers

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Disclaimer

Preface

What this book covers

What you need for this book

Who this book is for

Conventions

Reader feedback

Customer support

Downloading the color images of this book

Errata

Piracy

Questions

1. Raspberry Pi and Kali Linux Basics

Purchasing a Raspberry Pi

Assembling a Raspberry Pi

Preparing a microSD card

Installing Kali Linux

Combining Kali Linux and Raspberry Pi

Pros and cons of the Raspberry Pi

Raspberry Pi penetration testing use cases

Cloning the Raspberry Pi SD card

Avoiding common problems

Summary

2. Preparing the Raspberry Pi

Raspberry Pi use cases

The Command and Control server

Preparing for a penetration test

Overclocking

Setting up wireless cards

Setting up a 3G USB modem with Kali Linux

Setting up the SSH service

SSH default keys and management

Reverse shell through SSH

Stunnel

Installing a Stunnel client

Wrapping it up with an example

Summary

3. Penetration Testing

Network scanning

Nmap

Wireless security

Cracking WPA/WPA2

Creating wordlists

Capturing traffic on the network

Tcpdump

Man-in-the-middle attacks

Getting data to the Pi

ARP spoofing

Ettercap

Ettercap command line

Driftnet

Tuning your network capture

Scripting tcpdump for future access

Wireshark

Capturing a WordPress password example

TShark

Beating HTTPS with SSLstrip

Launching an SSLstrip attack

Summary

4. Raspberry Pi Attacks

Exploiting a target

Metasploit

Creating your own payloads with Metasploit

Wrapping payloads

Social engineering

The Social-Engineer Toolkit

Phishing with BeEF

Rogue access honeypots

Easy-creds

Summary

5. Ending the Penetration Test

Covering your tracks

Wiping logs

Masking your network footprint

Proxychains

Resetting the Raspberry Pi to factory settings

Remotely corrupting Kali Linux

Developing reports

Creating screenshots

ImageMagick

Shutter

Compressing files

Zip/Unzip

File Roller

Split

Summary

6. Other Raspberry Pi Projects

PwnPi

Raspberry Pwn

PwnBerry Pi

Defending your network

Intrusion detection and prevention

Snort

Content filter

KidSafe

Remote access with OpenVPN

Tor relays and routers

Raspberry Tor

Tor router

Running Raspberry Pi on your PC with QEMU emulator

Other Raspberry Pi uses

Flight tracking using PiAware

PiPlay

PrivateEyePi

More uses

Summary

Index

Penetration Testing with Raspberry Pi

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Credits

Authors

Aamir Lakhani

Joseph Muniz

Reviewers

Bill Van Besien

Jeff Geiger

Bob Perciaccante

Antonio Rodríguez

Kumar Sumeet

Marius Voila

Commissioning Editor

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Acquisition Editor

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Content Development Editor

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Technical Editor

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Copy Editors

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Proofreaders

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Cover Work

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About the Authors

Aamir Lakhani is a leading cyber security architect, senior strategist, and researcher. He is responsible for providing IT security solutions to major commercial and federal enterprise organizations. Lakhani leads projects that implement security postures for Fortune 500 companies, government organizations, major healthcare providers, educational institutions, and financial and media organizations. Lakhani has designed offensive counter-defense measures, and has assisted organizations in defending themselves from active strike-back attacks perpetrated by underground cyber groups. Lakhani is considered an industry leader in support of detailed architectural engagements and projects on topics related to cyber defense, mobile application threats, malware, advanced persistent threat (APT) research, and Dark Security. Lakhani is the author and contributor of several books that include Web Penetration Testing with Kali Linux and XenMobile MDM, both by Packt Publishing, and he has appeared on National Public Radio as an expert on cyber security.

Lakhani runs the blog DrChaos.com, which was ranked as a leading source for cyber security by FedTech Magazine. He has been named one of the top personalities to follow on social media, ranked highly as leader in his field, and he continues to dedicate his career to cyber security, research, and education.

Joseph Muniz is a consultant at Cisco Systems and security researcher. He started his career in software development and later managed networks as a contracted technical r...

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