BeEF Browser Exploitation Demo | Kali Linux Host & Windows 10 Victim + Prevention Tips

Описание: In this Ethical Hacking Demo, you'll learn how BeEF (Browser Exploitation Framework) can be used to hook a Windows 10 victim browser from a Kali Linux attacker machine using a simple html script hosted on Apache2. We demonstrate real-time browser hooking and sending commands via the BeEF control panel. We will also outline the practical defensive measures to help secure your environment.

What You’ll Learn:

Installing and running BeEF on Kali Linux

Hosting a browser hook script using Apache2

Hooking a Windows 10 browser from a remote system

Sending commands and executing BeEF modules

Preventive measures to avoid being hooked

🛡️ Preventive Measures Covered:

Keeping browsers and plugins up to date

Disabling or limiting JavaScript in unknown sites

Using browser security extensions (NoScript, uBlock Origin)

Implementing Content Security Policy (CSP) in web apps

Enforcing strong endpoint protection and DNS filtering

Avoiding suspicious or unknown URLs

🛠️ Environment Used:

Kali Linux (BeEF + Apache2)

Windows 10 (Victim system with vulnerable browser)

Local network setup for demonstration

⚠️ Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes only in a lab environment. Do not attempt to replicate outside systems you own or have permission to test.

💡 Ideal for cybersecurity students, red teamers, and anyone interested in web client-side attack vectors and how to defend against them.

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