bcoles
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6 years ago If BeEF is hosted in a NATed environment you will not be able to hook browsers outside of the environment without forwarding at least one port on the border gateway.
BeEF is short for The Browser Exploitation Framework. It is a penetration testing tool that focuses on the web browser. Web browsers typically speak HTTP. HTTP is a layer 7 protocol. Layer 7 protocols have no control over managing network routes.
If the host operating system on which a web browser is running does not know any network routes to the BeEF server then the web browser will not be able to route traffic to the BeEF server.
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