This is a repo that contains code for creating a system to hijack and insert data into an iSCSI stream

1. Open Target and Initiator folders containing .Vagrantfile and run: vagrant up
2. On Target:

• make sure iscsitarget service is running: netstat -tl
• download, add execution permissions and run the iSCSI-target-setup.sh if you want to test a new file being available in the LUN 0. Also run the script on up after halting the machine.
• Execute ip a sh and note down your IP address

3. On Initiator, run:
   • Run the iSCSI-initiator-setup.sh in the root folder. That script contains commands to discover and login to a target LUN. You have to provide the target machine IP as required by the script.
   • after login, a disk is created to represent the iSCSI target LUN. Such disk can be on sdb, sdc or sdd, accordingly with the order it was found. Check which one represents the iSCSI Target LUN running the command "sudo fdisk -l". The disk representing the iSCSI Target LUN has 2MB of size.

• Once the disk was identified, open /mnt directory to access the Target LUN. A mounting command was issued to serve the disk in such folder.
• Execute ip a sh and note down your IP address + If it is not, set the mtu to 5000. issue ifconfig to check and ifconfig enp0s8 mtu 5000 to set.

4. MiTM machine:
   • Download .ova machine on https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B4MZu1rZKHeDaC1WUkdGc1BhZGc
   • import appliance on Virtualbox. Use username as root and password as admin.
   • Insert target and initiator IPs on mitm-arp.py script, located in /root/BSMP-2016-ISCSCI-Packet-Injection/Scapy and run to begin arp poisoning.
   • Insert target and initiator IPs and MACs on ip_forward.py and run to start the packet sniffing, forwarding and injection. You have to run the mitm-arp.py and the ip_forward.py before running the iSCSI-initiator-setup.sh.
   • If it is not, set the mtu to 5000. issue ifconfig to check and ifconfig eth0 mtu 5000 to set.
5. Profit!