# DNS spoofing + apache2

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First, set you *html page* and start the ***apache2*** service.

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Now, configure the ***`/etc/ettercap/etter.conf`*** and set these **2** variables to **0**.

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Third step, open the ***`/etc/ettercap/etter.dns`*** and set the domains you want to spoof.

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Now start an *ARP spoof* with **ettercap**.

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Later than, go to *plugins* and double click the **dns\_spoof** plugin.

{% hint style="info" %}
This will **not** work if the website you are spoofing haves **HSTS** security.
{% endhint %}


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