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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 the use of ghost framework.
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So here I am at their page on GitHub dot com.
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So we have the ghost framework.
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So what he does is that it allows us to connect to Android, debark bridge and be able to do our command
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and control from there.
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So really great tool on that team.
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So over here, of course, we got a ghost framework and you can actually download a file directly,
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try to get clone or you can actually download a file from GitHub dot com.
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So once we're in over here, I go colonics running so I can actually open a new terminal.
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And of course, I can zoom in a little so it's easier for you to see and learn so I can enjoy less or
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change directly into ghosts.
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And I can enter the to see all the files and folders.
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So over here I already got the installed.
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Don't execute it.
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So all you got to do is use the plus X, so that would actually allow you to change the permission into
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executable for the install.
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So you go ahead and do that and enter slash installed on S.H. and that will begin the installation process
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of ghosts and it will start downloading all the dependencies required to run the ghost framework.
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So once you have the framework being in place and you've installed it completely into your call on Xbox,
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the next thing you can do is just go ahead, enter pseudo goes.
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So goes does require us to have super user privileges in order to run it.
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So go ahead and hit enter on that and enter a plea for your password.
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So again, whatever password you have set for colonics, go hit enter for that.
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So of course, the default one for Collie's call.
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So here we are in the ghost framework version five point zero and all you're going to do is enter help.
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So help would actually show us all the commands available as part of the framework.
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So, of course, in this case, we got clear, disconnect, connect, exit help and update after ghost
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framework.
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So, of course, there will a lot of questions previously about using Android, Rockbridge and how we
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were trying to get access into the system.
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So, again, I want to highlight on a previous video that we were doing on a cyber attack is that this
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is what we call the delivery mechanism, the delivery phase and in the delivery phase of many different
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options that we can use, we can use USB, we can use wireless.
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And of course, in this case, we're using Android debug breach or we could also begin using emulous
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payload so that when users click onto the payload Démocratie Excel all the ling fishing link that we
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use, we'll be able to gain access and do a machine.
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So Android debarked, which is just one of those delivery mechanisms.
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And of course, how can we highlight that?
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I can highlight that by going into Shodan.
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So Shodan is a Internet of Things crawler.
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So Krall's Judy Ho Internet trying to find out all this Internet of Things devices so your webcam rules,
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your Android devices.
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And of course, in this case, we're going to look for Android debark breach and it can also look for
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databases, Scotter Systems and so on.
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So great to I have an account here, so wonderful platform to to look at.
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So all you got to do is enter Android, debark breach and hit enter on debt.
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So that would show all the IP addresses that have Android Broadbridge available.
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Inside Shodan has quadrupled the whole Internet.
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So you click on Search on that and it would actually show all the IP addresses of the Android devices
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that we can connect into.
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So of course I am going to grill all this information.
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And of course this is where we go back into colonics and we can try to connect into the system.
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So really, really interesting way of trying to look at how we can control the Android devices through
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this delivery mechanism.
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So great way to think about it.
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So over here, we got a grilles framework.
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So we got to do is connect and follow the IP address of the Android device.
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So, of course, in my case, I actually have my own Android device running.
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So here is my own Android device and we are going to connect to it directly.
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So, again, if you manage to find all these Android devices onto the Internet, this is again, one
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of those matters that you can do your delivery mechanism.
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So go ahead and interconnect, followed by the IP address.
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So, of course, I have my IP address of my Android device as one or two one six eight one seven six.
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So again, I really encourage or discourage you to connect into any of these IP addresses available
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on the Internet via Android debark, because that is a huge gray area where you could be considered
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as trying to hack into IT devices.
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So once we connect to our own Android device, hit enter on that.
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And this would send a payload into the IP address.
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And now we are into the system.
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So we have complete control of the Android device in our account or help.
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So here we got a number of commands that we can use.
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So we got it passed.
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We got shall we get us hech open device, Rechelle upload local files.
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So a lot of different capabilities that we can actually use as part of the attack into Android devices
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through Android debark breech.
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So of course, one of the very easy ways to enter this infl so this would actually tell us more information
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about the system in question.
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So here is showing us a lot of information, a lot of details about the Android device, and this allows
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us to think about a potential exploit that we can use as part of.
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The supply framework that we have learned a lot, this whole YouTube channel and of course, the next
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commander we can also look at could also be on the net stat to find out what are some of the network
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sessions available as part of the Android device.
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So here we can see a lot of information and some of this information could be really sensitive information
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that we can see and find out a lot from from the system.
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So I hope you'll learn something valuable in today's tutorial.
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And if I have any questions, feel free to leave a comment below and I'll try my best to answer any
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of your questions.
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So we're going to like sharing subscribe to a channel so that you can be kept abreast of the latest
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cybersecurity story.
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Thank you so much once again for watching.
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