Need external ip in Kali

[droflex]

Hi everyone,

This is probably not something too many people do and I'm finding it hard to locate an answer.

First off this is my set-up:

Base Operating system: OSX 10.6.8

Firewall in OSX is turned off to allow incoming connections.

I have No-IP running in OSX so that I have a static ip.

I'm running Kali Linux in Virtual Box.

I have the VM running Kali set to "Bridged adapter"

The way I access the internet is to use a wifi tether to one of my phones.

One phone is using the verizon network, the other is using the sprint network.

On the sprint phone I use the app "wi-fi tether". On the Verizon phone I use the tethering function included in android.

This works perfectly for accessing the internet from my computer.


THE PROBLEM:

I want to run tests using client side attacks in metasploit (browser_autopwn), BeEf, and SET (social engineering toolkit).

What I get is my internal IP (192.xxx.xxx.xx) when using any of those tools and if I IFCONFIG at the command prompt I get the local IP as well.

Is there a way for Kali (or Virtual Box) to an external IP address when attempting a client side attack.


RELATED INFO:

I have metasploit community edition running on a VPS that works fine but I can't install Kali because of the problem of running Virtual Box on a VPS.

One more thing....My external ip is different when I use "whatsmyip.com" than what the "No-ip dynamic updater" shows. Not sure which one is right.

Let me know if you need more infomation.

Thanks!

[riramar]

First you need to do a Port Forwarding in your mobile to redirect all incoming connections to metasploit.
For example, if you are using some exploit with reverse_tcp on the port 4444 you should forward all the incoming traffic to you mobile valid IP to your internal Kali IP.
On metasploit or BeEF exploit or module configuration you should set up your no-ip hostname or your valid ip. You could access whatsmyip.com from Kali browser in order to detect what's your valid IP.