Although we have an undetectable backdoor, we still haven't found a smart and efficient way to deliver it to the target machine. In real life, a target probably won't download an executable and run it if we ask them to, so we're now going to look at how to fake an update that the user will want to download and install on their machine.
This scenario will work as long as we are in the middle of a connection, for example, when using a fake network, when implementing a man-in-the-middle attack, or when redirecting traffic via a mobile phone.
In this scetion, we are going to cover DNS spoofing with ARP poisoning. This will mean we're in the same network as the target machine, which in this example is wired and not wireless. We'll use a tool called Evilgrade to act as a server to produce the fake update. You can install Evilgrade at the following...
