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In this section, we're gonna talk about 2
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post-connection attacks, so attacks that you can do 3
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after connecting to your target network. 4
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Now, it doesn't matter whether the target network 5
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is a WiFi network or a wired, or an Ethernet network. 6
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It really doesn't matter. 7
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As long as you gained access to this network, 8
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as long as you're able to connect to it, 9
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you'll be able to do all of the attacks 10
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that I'm gonna show you in this section. 11
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Now you'll notice, once connected, you can do 12
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so many cool things, so you'll be able to 13
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gather detailed information about all of the clients 14
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connected to the same network. 15
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You'll also be able to intercept data and see 16
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any usernames, passwords or any information 17
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they use on the internet. 18
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You'll be able to modify data as it's being sent 19
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in the air, so you'll be able to inject evil code 20
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and do so many cool things on the network. 21
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Now, to do all of the attacks that I'm gonna show you 22
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in here, you have two options. 23
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The first option is to run the attacks against 24
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a virtual NAT network against the Windows machine. 25
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You just need to make sure that the virtual Windows machine 26
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is connected to the same NAT network as the Kali machine. 27
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Or, you can run the attacks against real computers 28
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connected to your real WiFi network, and you need to 29
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make sure that you have a wireless interface connected 30
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to the Kali machine, and the Kali machine 31
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needs to be connected to your target WiFi network. 32
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Now, throughout this section, I'm actually 33
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gonna be using both options, so I'm gonna be running 34
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some attacks against the WiFi network, and I'll be running 35
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some against my virtual NAT network, just to make sure 36
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that you're comfortable with running all of these attacks 37
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in different environments and in different networks. 38
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Because like I said, it doesn't really matter 39
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how you gained your access to the network, 40
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the network type doesn't really matter, either, 41
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as long as you are able to connect to the target network.
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