Injectify - Perform advanced MiTM attacks on websites with ease.

Injectify is a web based MiTM tool, similiar to BeEF (although completely unrelated in terms of source code). It uses modern web technologies such as ReactJS, Redux, Typescript and Webpack.

What can it do?

• Create a reverse Javascript shell between the victim and the attacker.
• PageGhost - see what's on the victim's screen and interact with it in realtime
• Highly integrated Module platform, with a high-level API
• Data extraction API - record custom data
  • Extracts and logs saved passwords from the browser.

Creating a MongoDB database

Creating an mLab database

1. Head over to mLab and create an account. Make sure to verify your email, if you don't then it won't allow you to create a database:

Click on Create new in the upper right corner

Select Sandbox and then click Continue

Select your preferred region and click Continue

Enter injectify as the database name, click Continue and then Submit order

Click on your new database and select Users and then Add database user

Choose a username and password and click Create (make sure read-only is left unchecked)

Creating a GitHub application

Head over to GitHub.com and create an account if you haven't already.

Create a new GitHub application and specify the following values:

Configuration

Tip: In order to actually use Injectify, you first have to setup the configuration file. In the future, you'll be able to do this from the web interface.

Clone this repo

Navigate into the repo and copy server.config.example.js to server.config.js

Open server.config.js in a text-editor

Replace the GitHub client_id and client_secret values with your newly created applications ones.

Replace the mongodb value with your newly created mLab URL (or dedicated MongoDB URI), in the format: mongodb://<dbuser>:<dbpassword>@XXXX.mlab.com:XXXX/injectify

Setting up the server

Note: This is where you actually install Injectify, you are required to have NodeJS pre-installed.

Prerequisites

• Followed the previous steps
• NodeJS
• Yarn package manager
• (Optional) A swap file - the reason being that Webpack uses loads of memory

Installing

Windows

npm i -g yarn
yarn global add typescript
yarn global add pm2
yarn run install:all
yarn run deploy

Linux

sudo npm i -g yarn
sudo yarn global add typescript
sudo yarn global add pm2
yarn run install:all
yarn run deploy

DEMO:

See more at the official documentation site

More: https://github.com/samdenty/injectify