What is BeEF? BeEF is an open-source security tool designed to exploit vulnerabilities in web browsers. It allows penetration testers to assess the security posture of a target environment by using the web browser as a pivot point. By taking advantage of the trust users place in their browsers, BeEF can explore a wide array of attack vectors and execute various payloads. Key Features of BeEF Browser Hooking : BeEF works by "hooking" a web browser, which means it injects a script into the target browser. Once the browser is hooked, it can be controlled remotely. Command Modules : BeEF includes numerous modules that can execute different types of attacks and exploits, such as keylogging, phishing, network reconnaissance, and more. Integration : BeEF can be integrated with other penetration testing tools like Metasploit to enhance its capabilities. Cross-Origin Requests : It can exploit vulnerabilities to make cross-origin requests, allowing it to bypass same-origin policy res...