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Hi and welcome back to another episode on How to Hack.
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So today we'll be discussing about how we can quickly create a mobile application that could help us
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track the location of a device.
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So, of course, on the left side, I have a mobile phone running and on the right side I have a Linux
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server.
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And of course, it is Linux server is called Linux, so we can go ahead and open up terminal.
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So all we got to do is go ahead and enter MSA venom.
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So this will be the tool that we're using to create the mobile application so we can turn up for a platform
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followed by Android Meta Preeta Slash Reverse Underscore TCP and we can enter Delvaux equal.
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So this is listening IP address of your server so we can open a terminal here and we can enter IP ADR
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to file the IP address of the server.
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So here we go.
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The IP address of wanting to one six eight zero one zero six so we can copy deselection, go back to
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the previous terminal and you can paste a selection here and we can enter airport equiv four four four
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four.
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So of course we can all put the information into a mobile application so we can enter mobile tracking
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at a hit enter and debt.
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And that would be gained a generation of to Paillot.
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So you could take some time for the generation of people to complete.
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So we'll wait for the completion of the Paillot to be created.
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So this is the file that we actually serve into the mobile application.
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So in this case, we got a payload complete IT services pallet size ten thousand one hundred eighty
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seven bytes.
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So all we got to do is under pseudo followed by move to actually change, to fall from the current directory
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to another directory so we can actually enter pseudo and the Willowby mobile tracking app and we can
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change you to see var html.
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And this would actually transfer to fall from the current working directory all the way into Devar HTML,
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which is of course use for your Web application server.
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So again, you could use different ways of sharing the mobile app to the mobile device.
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So of course over here all we got to do is actually do a pseudo system CTL and we can enter status,
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Apache to.
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So Apache to is the web application server they were using to serve the mobile app that we have just
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created.
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So in this case we can see that we got the Apache to running.
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So it's active and running.
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So all we could do is to actually go into MSF console.
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So once you hit MSV console, that would actually start up Matus supply framework that would allow us
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a connection back into the machine once we have a listener started.
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So all we got to do is to make sure that we enter the following.
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So use exploit multi handler.
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So once you got this running, all you got to do remember to payload that we use earlier, which was
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a Android meter to reverse TCP, so we got to set the payload as Android.
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Mr Preeta reverse on a scale TCP hit enter in debt and from this we can enter show options to see what
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are the options available.
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So once again we can set the low so I can copy the alehouse from the iPad address that we actually specified
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earlier.
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So copy to selection and of course we can set Alehouse and we can do a piece of the bot.
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So Pace and hit enter on that.
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And of course we've got a L pod, right?
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So of course we got all our information, insight, insight, framework frameworks I'm going to do is
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to just simply enter, exploit and that would begin listening for any connections.
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So with that in mind, going into the left side of the screen, we have our mobile application and of
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course, we can open up, say, Chrome, and we can go into the Web application server to actually download
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default.
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So we can actually go into the IP address of the colonics machine that is hosting the Web application
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server.
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And from here, all you could do is to actually do a slash and we can download a fall.
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So if you remember earlier from the earlier part of how we are actually changing to fall in a filename,
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we can actually enter mobile tracking app.
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All right.
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So from here, we can enter mobile tracking app ABQ to download a fall.
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So this will beginning to fall.
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So as you can see over here, we can open up the application.
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So once you open the application, it will say, do you want to install this application?
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So you click install on that.
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And this would be Gane installation process.
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And all you got to do is, of course, now scrolling back down, we can get a supply list in a server
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running.
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All you got to do is open up the application.
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And this would give us, of course, immediate access into the mobile device.
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So, of course, in this case, if we want to track location, make sure that the application is allow
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to actually access the location of this device.
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So you click continue on that and immediately, would it have ability to actually have a session with
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the mobile application?
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So from here we can enter help.
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Now we can see all of the commands available.
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So of course the one day will be using is the geolocation.
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So of course over here there are a number of ways that we can do it.
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So one is geolocation and other is wireless LAN geolocation.
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So of course we can actually look.
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At getting the lat long using geolocation so we can go and enter Geo, locate and hit enter on that.
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And this would give us the latitude and longitude of the longitude of the device so we can go ahead
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and open up a Web browser.
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And in the Web browser, we can say go to Google Maps.
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And once we were in Google Maps, all you got to do is to keep the latitude as who has the longitude.
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So, of course, going back here into the terminal, we can actually copy the information over here.
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So this is the first latitude that we want to select and we paste the information over here and we go
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back into terminal and we actually select over here, which is the longitude and copy to selection so
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we can do a comma followed by page and we can do a search on that.
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And that would immediately tell us the location of the place.
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So of course, in this case, you'll be seeing over here that we have the current location and this
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is a place somewhere in somewhere in the United States.
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So here we can see, of course, the information based on the latitude and longitude.
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And the reason is because when you go into the virtualization of the device, we can actually click
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on more.
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And this is the place where we can actually set a single point.
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So this is the location that we can set inside of virtualization.
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So, of course, if you want to learn more about how we could set and change the location of device,
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we could discuss on that in subsequent videos.
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So once again, I hope you have learned something valuable in today's tutorial.
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And if I have any questions, feel free to leave a comment below Armalite share.
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Thank you so much once again for watching.
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