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Licence: BSD-2-Clause license
Social Engineering template for credential harvesting. (Facebook as an example).

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T0rn

T0rn is a Social Engineering template I had created like 4 years ago. The aim of the template was to hide in plain-sight when hosted in free hosting platforms.

Current Set UP

For demo purposes, I've cloned a Facebook login page, a Debian page and another random HTML page; The Debian page acts as the index file of the folder and the other two files I've saved them with .jpg extension to obfuscate from crawlers and also avoiding free web hosting accounts being locked.

So to trick a user, you have to craft a nice URL that Security_Check.php can understand, (in this case I've created Download_latest_Series_and_Movies.php (which you can rename). The reason for this is to redirect the targeted user to a login page (in this case FB page) then dump the credentials in error.txt file using the push.php file then do a redirection to their legit Facebook account.

Unwanted guest/crawlers/fuzzers will be redirect to the random HTML page and will never access the spoofed Facebook login page. So by hiding the Facebook login page with a .jpg extension instead of HTM, we hide the phishing content in plain-sight.

FYI : *You are not limited to Facebook only! Clone any website you want and be creative ;) wink!

Example

Host on your Localhost webserver and try accessing the local web

  1. http://localhost
  2. http://localhost/Download_latest_Series_and_Movies.php
  3. http://localhost/Download_latest_Series_and_Movies.php?code=Black_Panther

You can rename Download_latest_Series_and_Movies.php to whatever you want and edit the code in the file to whatever you want (should be a string though) as well.

NB: For Pen-testing/Educational use only!

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