Working with HiddenEye Tool on Kali Linux OS

Example: Creating Facebook Phishing Page

In this example, we will be creating a Facebook Phishing page. We have selected Option 1 for Facebook.

In the below screenshot, we have selected the standard page which will be the homepage of Facebook.com

In the below screenshot, we will be creating a fake cloud flare redirection page.

We have entered the custom redirect URL.

In the below screenshot, we have specified the port number on which the URL will be hosted.

We have selected the Server on which the Phishing page will be hosted.

We will be vising the highlighted link, which is the Phishing page for Facebook.

In the below screenshot, we have created a phishing page, now if any victim enters the credentials, we will get the credentials on the terminal itself.

We have got the credentials on the terminal itself.

A phishing attack is the most executed attack in the real world. Phishing is a social-engineering attack in which a victim is being tricked and the sensitive data is being captured by the attacker. A genuine website is being cloned and assumed that the cloned website is genuine. There are various techniques to make a phishing page. HiddenEye is an automated tool that is the best in the category of Phishing. HiddenEye tool is developed in the Python Language, available on the GitHub platform, it’s free and open-source to use. HiddenEye tool supports Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc social platforms.

Note: Make Sure You have Python Installed on your System, as this is a python-based tool. Click to check the Installation process: Python Installation Steps on Linux