Disclaimer: This guide is for educational purposes only. Phishing is illegal and unethical. Use this knowledge responsibly to understand and protect against phishing attacks.
Zphisher is a powerful phishing tool used to create fake login pages to capture credentials. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to install and use Zphisher to create a fake login page.
Step 1: Install Zphisher
1. Update Your System:
Make sure your system is up to date before installing Zphisher.
```
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
```
2. Install Git:
Zphisher is hosted on GitHub, so you'll need Git to clone the repository.
```
sudo apt-get install git
```
3. Clone the Zphisher Repository:
Clone the repository from GitHub to your local machine.
```
git clone https://github.com/htr-tech/zphisher
```
4. Navigate to the Zphisher Directory:
Change your directory to the newly cloned Zphisher folder.
```
cd zphisher
```
5. Run the Installation Script:
Run the installation script to install all necessary dependencies.
```
bash zphisher.sh
```
Step 2: Using Zphisher
1. Start Zphisher:
Run Zphisher using the following command:
```
bash zphisher.sh
```
2. Select a Phishing Attack:
Zphisher offers various templates for different services. You will see a list of available options. Select the number corresponding to the service you want to spoof (e.g., Facebook, Google, etc.).
3. Choose the Attack Method:
After selecting the service, choose the attack method. Zphisher offers multiple methods such as `LocalHost`, `Ngrok`, `Serveo`, etc. For remote access, Ngrok is a good option.
```
1) LocalHost
2) Ngrok
3) Serveo
```
4. Start the Phishing Server:
Once you select the attack method, Zphisher will set up the server and generate a URL. This URL is the fake login page that you can use to capture credentials.
5. Send the URL to the Target:
Share the generated URL with your target. When they enter their credentials on the fake login page, the information will be captured and displayed in your terminal.
Example Commands:
Here’s a quick example using Facebook and Ngrok:
```
git clone https://github.com/htr-tech/zphisher
cd zphisher
bash zphisher.sh
```
Select `1` for Facebook:
```
1
```
Select `2` for Ngrok:
```
2
```
The tool will then generate a URL like `http://123456.ngrok.io`. You can send this URL to your target.
Always ensure that your use of tools like Zphisher complies with legal and ethical guidelines. The primary goal should be to understand how phishing attacks work to protect against them.
By understanding how phishing works, you can better protect yourself and others from these types of attacks. Always use this knowledge responsibly and advocate for cybersecurity awareness.
