How to Fix
bettercap "E Unable to locate package" or kali
Linux 2.0
Bettercap
when you installation kali linux some like of error message “E Unable to locate package and apt problem” the
different type of fix replacement the root kali linux etc/apt/sources.txt but
still same problem.
This should download the list files from the repos in
/etc/apt/sources.list so
that apt-get
install knows what packages to look for
Here are a few optional repos
you can go ahead and add to the bottom of your sources.list.
So some
command kali:
root@kali:~#
sudo apt-get install update
root@kali:~#
sudo apt-get update && upgrade
root@kali:~# apt-get install bettercap
Check your version the command bettercap –v and ruby-v its check to the version kali linux VMware
root@kali:~# bettercap –v
.
What is Bettercap?
Bettercap is a complete, modular, portable and easily
extensible MITM tool and framework with every kind of diagnostic and offensive
feature you could need in order to perform a man in the middle attack. It is
created by Simone Margaritelli
Usage: bettercap [options]
PROXYING:
TCP:
--tcp-proxy Enable TCP proxy ( requires other --tcp-proxy-* options to be specified ).
--tcp-proxy-module MODULE Ruby TCP proxy module to load.
--tcp-proxy-port PORT Set local TCP proxy port, default to 2222 .
--tcp-proxy-upstream ADDRESS:PORT
Set TCP proxy upstream server address and port.
--tcp-proxy-upstream-address ADDRESS
Set TCP proxy upstream server address.
--tcp-proxy-upstream-port PORT
Set TCP proxy upstream server port.
HTTP:
--proxy Enable HTTP proxy and redirects all HTTP requests to it, default to false.
--proxy-port PORT Set HTTP proxy port, default to 8080.
--allow-local-connections Allow direct connections to the proxy instance, default to false.
--no-sslstrip Disable SSLStrip.
--log-http-response Log HTTP responses.
--no-http-logs Suppress HTTP requests and responses logs.
--proxy-module MODULE Ruby proxy module to load, either a custom file or one of the following: injecthtml, injectjs, redirect, injectcss.
--http-ports PORT1,PORT2 Comma separated list of HTTP ports to redirect to the proxy, default to 80.
--proxy-upstream-address ADDRESS
If set, only requests coming from this server address will be redirected to the HTTP/HTTPS proxies.
HTTPS:
--proxy-https Enable HTTPS proxy and redirects all HTTPS requests to it, default to false.
--proxy-https-port PORT Set HTTPS proxy port, default to 8083.
--proxy-pem FILE Use a custom PEM CA certificate file for the HTTPS proxy, default to /root/.bettercap/bettercap-ca.pem .
--https-ports PORT1,PORT2 Comma separated list of HTTPS ports to redirect to the proxy, default to 443.
CUSTOM:
--custom-proxy ADDRESS Use a custom HTTP upstream proxy instead of the builtin one.
--custom-proxy-port PORT Specify a port for the custom HTTP upstream proxy, default to 8080.
--custom-https-proxy ADDRESS Use a custom HTTPS upstream proxy instead of the builtin one.
--custom-https-proxy-port PORT
Specify a port for the custom HTTPS upstream proxy, default to 8083.
--custom-redirection RULE Apply a custom port redirection, the format of the rule is PROTOCOL
ORIGINAL_PORT NEW_PORT. For instance TCP 21 2100 will redirect all TCP traffic going to port 21, to port 2100.
SERVERS:
--httpd Enable HTTP server, default to false.
--httpd-port PORT Set HTTP server port, default to 8081.
--httpd-path PATH Set HTTP server path, default to ./ .
--dns FILE Enable DNS server and use this file as a hosts resolution table.
--dns-port PORT Set DNS server port, default to 5300.