Proxying problem

[DeaDHackS]

Hey! I'm making a tool called WiFiSpy and i was thinking of adding a DNSChef options to be able to to DNS Spoofing! :) So i tried it, launched it, and tried to DNS Spoof my Browser, by modifying the HTTP Proxy settings in Firefox, though, i faced one problem! What is the default listening port? I tried doing '--port 8080' but it doesn't work it just says "Proxy is refusing connection"....
Can anyone help me?

INFO:
Command => dnschef --fakeip 192.168.. --fakedomains youtube.com

Proxy Settings:
TYPE: HTTP Proxy (Use this settings for all protocols is checked)
IP: 127.0.0.1
PORT: ???? - Problem

[iphelix]

The purpose of dnschef is not to proxy traffic but to respond to arbitrary DNS requests to point a client to your real proxy. So in your case, you would still need to stand up some kind of listener on 8080. For example, you could start up burp proxy and redirect requests there.

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On Feb 19, 2019, at 12:16 AM, DeaDHackS ***@***.***> wrote: Hey! I'm making a tool called WiFiSpy and i was thinking of adding a DNSChef options to be able to to DNS Spoofing! :) So i tried it, launched it, and tried to DNS Spoof my Browser, by modifying the HTTP Proxy settings in Firefox, though, i faced one problem! What is the default listening port? I tried doing '--port 8080' but it doesn't work it just says "Proxy is refusing connection".... Can anyone help me? INFO: Command => dnschef --fakeip 192.168.***.*** --fakedomains youtube.com Proxy Settings: TYPE: HTTP Proxy (Use this settings for all protocols is checked) IP: 127.0.0.1 PORT: ???? - Problem — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.

[DeaDHackS]

Will it work if i use a TCP socket bind on port 8080 using Python?

[iphelix]

Sure, as long as the client tries to access that port.

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