Blake Middle

I've noticed that most current browsers use the search engine when you enter an address in the addressbar. When I start DNS spoof and ping the address (on the client) it returns the correct (spoofed) IP. When I start a browser and enter the address (on the client) in the addressbar it uses the engine and goes directly to the original page. To check if the DNS spoof is working correctly: - Start the DNS spoof. - Connect the client to the pineapple. - Flush the DNS on the client. (just to be sure) - Ping the spoofed address on the client. (don't use a browser) Does it return the correct IP you've chosen in the DNS spoof?

Thank you for your answers! In my case the 'problem' was caused by two things: 1. The SSL pages I tested had HTST protection enabled. 2. I tried to sslstrip while running urlsnarf.

I have the exact same problem. SSLstrip only seems to give me output when I enter credentials on a http site. (for example a http wordpress login page) When I try a https page it gives me no feedback. I've noticed some pages are loading really slow or won't even load when I start sslstrip. I also have firmware 2.4.0 and sslstrip version 2.1 I'm really new with this so I'm guessing I'm doing something wrong. My kingdom for the answer! :-) Thanks in advance!