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Network Hosts/Services is broken #3174

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Phasip opened this issue Oct 23, 2024 · 6 comments
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Network Hosts/Services is broken #3174

Phasip opened this issue Oct 23, 2024 · 6 comments
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Phasip commented Oct 23, 2024

Summary

The network hosts and network services lists in the admin UI are broken and will not show newly added items.

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  1. Run beef on same host as hooked browser
  2. Do a cors scan for port 3000
  3. Beef service is detected on port 3000 using cors scan
  4. Beef service does not appear in the network services tab
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Hi @Phasip , could you please help me reproduce the issue? What OS and browser and browser version are you using?

My understanding is that you have executed Cross-Origin Scanner(CORS) from Network folder. Could you please advise how you filled the fields (it can be screenshot)?

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Phasip commented Nov 9, 2024

Attached are two screenshots, first on how to perform the scan and second on the exception thrown.
(Note, I'm running on localhost and port 3000 is the beef server which will be discovered with the CORS scan)

Note that a pull request to fix this is here: #3175

cors_scan_test_setup
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Hi @Phasip, unfortunately, the above screenshots do not show all the steps you're doing and what issue you're getting. Also, I don't know what OS and Browser and Browser version you're using. I need this information to reproduce the issue. Thanks for your collaboration.

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bcoles commented Nov 12, 2024

Hi @Phasip, unfortunately, the above screenshots do not show all the steps you're doing and what issue you're getting. Also, I don't know what OS and Browser and Browser version you're using. I need this information to reproduce the issue. Thanks for your collaboration.

  1. Hook a Firefox browser on localhost
  2. Login to the web UI
  3. Select the Current Browser tab
  4. Select the Network tab
  5. Select the Hosts Tab
  6. Right-click the 127.0.0.1 host created by default
  7. Select CORS scan and enter 3000 as the port

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