The Browser Exploitation Framework is primarily used for launching arbitrary code execution attacks against the server hosting the web application.
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The Browser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) is actually designed for attacking web browsers of clients, not the server hosting the web application. It leverages vulnerabilities in browser software to control the victim's browser and potentially hook other browsers, enabling a variety of client-side attacks. Understanding the primary use of BeEF helps penetration testers utilize their tools effectively and informs how to safeguard against such attacks.
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