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Hacking android through home wifi - DeadGuyPL - Dec 21, 2020
Hello everyone,
Im looking for any way to spy a android phone through my home wifi, without touching the phone.
Im pretty new in this so please don't blame :)
I have router from my internet Service provider (its pretty new one).
I also have typical gaming PC on cable.
Is there any way to spy the whole phone in my wifi without touching them?
I want to get access to files and aplications like messenger or whatsapp.
Thanks for any help :)
RE: Hacking android through home wifi - MEXploit - Dec 22, 2020
The first thing I think of after compromising a network is MITM attack, but i heard it was defeated by HSTS. Haven't looked much into it so maybe you could try to see if you like the results of an MITM attack, if it still works. Other than that, I can't think of much else aside from DNS spoofing, and/or session poisoning/hijacking.
RE: Hacking android through home wifi - friedrichbroker - Jan 3, 2021
I have a way for you that works very well:
(I made it with my Samsung S4 back in the days)
Get yourself that app: "Zanti"
Install it and just start spoofing :)
If you want more information or some help just PM me ^^
RE: Hacking android through home wifi - guardian - Jan 3, 2021
As stated by others, I would also try MiTM at first, you can then try to inject beef or something into their websites, try some exploits
If that does not work, get them to download your payload by sending them to some specific URL or even better: replace a download link of something they want to download with your .apk payload
RE: Hacking android through home wifi - 2xTheTap115 - Jan 3, 2021
Start with passive listening in the network and, as other colleagues have mentioned, go to MiTM and once you get to grips with it, I would recommend you to see a fantastic tool like beef-xss.
It is true that most new browsers are resistant to beef attacks, but I have used it many times with success during attacks on mobile devices.