Scripts to assist in generating social engineering campaigns using the phishing frenzy social engineering tool.
Matthew C. Jones, CPA, CISA, OSCP
IS Audits and Consulting, LLC - http://www.isaudits.com/
TJS Deemer Dana - http://www.tjsdd.com/
Converts an email in .eml format into html suitable for importing into a phishing frenzy campaign. Provides options to replace all links with phishing frenzy URL tags as well as imbedding the tracking image tag. Also provides the option to download all linked html images to local and replace those links, which is useful in the event that the internet links become broken. Output is in the .erb format which should be uploaded as the "email" with any additional images being uploaded as "attachments."
Scrapes a website and downloads all content, including images to a local folder in a format suitable for uploading into a phishing frenzy campaign. Also downloads all linked images, css, etc locally in case internet links become broken. This practice also reduces the chance of the site being detected as having been cloned by the original site owner since you are not leeching images off the original site. Output is an index.php file and any additional images, css, etc which should all be uploaded as "website."
Note that some manual cleanup is required to make sure that the linked css and scripts are referencing properly. Also note that not all of the scripts downloaded will be necessary for the proper functionality of the site and may have tracking content in them.
These scripts are a work in process, particularly the website_cloner - each time we use it on a new site there is some small nuance or tweak that we figure out. Please feel free to submit suggestions, modifications, or pull requests to us. Community contribution is greatly appreciated!
Phishing Frenzy can be downloaded at https://github.com/pentestgeek/phishing-frenzy
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