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Tuesday, May 10, 2016

HTTP Server for Phishing - Weeman v1.7



HTTP server for phishing in python. (and framework) Usually you will want to run Weeman with DNS spoof attack. (see dsniff, ettercap).

Press
  • 1.7 - is out 25-03-2016
  • Added profiles
  • Weeman framework 0.1 is out !!!
  • Added command line options.
  • Beautifulsoup dependency removed.

Weeman will do the following steps:
  1. Create fake html page.
  2. Wait for clients
  3. Grab the data (POST).
  4. Try to login the client to the original page

The framework

You can use weeman with modules see examples in modules/ , just run the command framework to access the framework.

Write a module for the framework

If you want to write a module please read the modules/. Soon I will write docs for the API.


Profiles

You can load profiles in weeman, for example profile for mobile site and profile for desktop site.
./weeman.py -p mobile.localhost.profile

Requirements
  • Python <= 2.7.

Platforms
  • Linux (any)
  • Mac (Tested)
  • Windows (Not supported)

Contributing

Contributions are very welcome!
  1. fork the repository
  2. clone the repo (git clone git@github.com :USERNAME/weeman.git)
  3. make your changes
  4. Add yourself in contributors.txt
  5. push the repository
  6. make a pull request
Thank you - and happy contributing!


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Saturday, April 30, 2016

HTTP Server for Phishing - Weeman v1.7



HTTP server for phishing in python. (and framework) Usually you will want to run Weeman with DNS spoof attack. (see dsniff, ettercap).

Press
  • 1.7 - is out 25-03-2016
  • Added profiles
  • Weeman framework 0.1 is out !!!
  • Added command line options.
  • Beautifulsoup dependency removed.

Weeman will do the following steps:
  1. Create fake html page.
  2. Wait for clients
  3. Grab the data (POST).
  4. Try to login the client to the original page

The framework

You can use weeman with modules see examples in modules/ , just run the command framework to access the framework.

Write a module for the framework

If you want to write a module please read the modules/. Soon I will write docs for the API.

Profiles

You can load profiles in weeman, for example profile for mobile site and profile for desktop site.

./weeman.py -p mobile.localhost.profile

Requirements
  • Python <= 2.7.

Platforms
  • Linux (any)
  • Mac (Tested)
  • Windows (Not supported)

Contributing

Contributions are very welcome!
  1. fork the repository
  2. clone the repo (git clone git@github.com :USERNAME/weeman.git)
  3. make your changes
  4. Add yourself in contributors.txt
  5. push the repository
  6. make a pull request


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