OP 16 October, 2023 - 01:13 PM
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Hello Everyone,
Today, I want to share an important topic – phishing attacks, and how you can protect yourself from them. Phishing attacks can target various platforms like Facebook, Gmail, Yahoo, and Twitter, and it's crucial to know how to safeguard your personal information.
In the past, conducting a phishing attack involved multiple complex steps, such as copying a login page, altering its code, creating a web hosting account, and more. This process could be time-consuming and challenging for newcomers.
However, I have some good news. I'm going to show you an easier way to understand and defend against phishing attacks. Instead of hacking, we'll focus on defense and awareness.
Let's begin:
To further educate your friends or peers about phishing threats, you can use this knowledge to help them recognize phishing attempts and avoid becoming victims.
Share your IP (as demonstrated earlier) with friends and colleagues, informing them about potential dangers and how to stay safe online.
Remember, it's crucial to raise awareness about these threats and promote responsible online behavior. By doing so, we can all enjoy a safer and more secure online experience.
Stay safe, and educate those around you!
Today, I want to share an important topic – phishing attacks, and how you can protect yourself from them. Phishing attacks can target various platforms like Facebook, Gmail, Yahoo, and Twitter, and it's crucial to know how to safeguard your personal information.
In the past, conducting a phishing attack involved multiple complex steps, such as copying a login page, altering its code, creating a web hosting account, and more. This process could be time-consuming and challenging for newcomers.
However, I have some good news. I'm going to show you an easier way to understand and defend against phishing attacks. Instead of hacking, we'll focus on defense and awareness.
Let's begin:
- Know Your IP Address: Start by opening your BackTrack 5 terminal and finding your IP address using the "ifconfig" command.
- Navigate to SET: In the terminal, navigate to the Social Engineering Toolkit (SET) directory with the command "cd /pentest/exploits/set."
- Launch SET: Run SET by entering "./set" in the terminal.
- Select WebSite Attack Vectors: Choose option 2 to select WebSite Attack Vectors.
- Tabnabbing Attack Method: Opt for option 4, the Tabnabbing Attack Method.
- Site Cloner: Now, choose option 2 to use the Site Cloner.
- Enter the URL to Clone: Here, you'll enter the URL of the login page you want to educate yourself about. For example, if you're concerned about Facebook phishing, enter "http://www.facebook.com/".
- Completing the Process: Follow the on-screen instructions and return to proceed.
9.Now my IP 1.22.120.115 works as Phishing Page link so send your IP to your Victim by Chat or Email and by any path you also change your IP into a Link By Googlr URL Shortener and then send it to that person.
10. When your Victim open your send Link then a Phishing Page come in his browser.
11. Now When your victim Enter His ID and Password for open his account then page Refresh and change into Real URL page and ID Password come into your Terminal Screen.
To further educate your friends or peers about phishing threats, you can use this knowledge to help them recognize phishing attempts and avoid becoming victims.
Share your IP (as demonstrated earlier) with friends and colleagues, informing them about potential dangers and how to stay safe online.
Remember, it's crucial to raise awareness about these threats and promote responsible online behavior. By doing so, we can all enjoy a safer and more secure online experience.
Stay safe, and educate those around you!
