PHISHLETs

PHISHLETs Configurations

Disclaimer: These configurations are intended solely for educational and authorized security testing purposes. Any unauthorized use, including phishing, unauthorized access, or other illegal activities, is strictly prohibited. Users must obtain explicit written permission from system owners before deploying these tools. The developer assumes no responsibility for any misuse or non-compliance with applicable laws and regulations.

Purpose

The Authentication Configurations section aims to provide a robust set of tools for analyzing and testing authentication workflows in secure, controlled lab settings. These configurations are inspired by the advanced reverse proxy capabilities of EvilGinx and are crafted to support:

Security Research: Studying session management, token persistence, and authentication vulnerabilities.

Penetration Testing: Simulating real-world authentication scenarios to identify weaknesses in authorized environments.

Educational Purposes: Learning about reverse proxy techniques and their application in ethical hacking.

Each configuration is designed to work seamlessly with EvilGinx, allowing users to proxy traffic, capture session tokens, and test authentication mechanisms on various websites while maintaining compliance with ethical standards.

Subsections

Available PHISHLETs: This subsection contains a curated collection of pre-built proxy templates optimized for testing authentication workflows on a range of websites, such as cloud-based services, social media platforms, and enterprise systems. These templates are designed for use in controlled lab environments and include configurations for handling complex authentication flows, including MFA and CAPTCHA challenges. Each template is thoroughly tested to ensure compatibility with EvilGinx and is accompanied by documentation to guide users in setting up secure testing scenarios.

Free PHISHLETs: The Free Configurations subsection offers a set of open-source proxy templates shared for educational purposes. These templates are licensed under the MIT License and are intended for security researchers and students learning about authentication security and reverse proxy techniques. They cover a variety of website categories and serve as a starting point for experimenting with EvilGinx in controlled environments. Users are encouraged to explore these templates to understand session management and authentication workflows.

Custom PHISHLETs: Requests This subsection provides information on requesting tailored proxy configurations for specific testing scenarios. Designed for authorized penetration testing and security research, custom templates can be developed to target unique authentication systems or website types. To request a custom configuration, contact the developer via [insert contact method, e.g., email or form]. All requests must include a clear description of the testing scenario and confirmation of authorization from the system owner.

Usage Guidelines

To ensure ethical and secure use of these configurations, follow these guidelines:

Authorized Testing Only: Deploy configurations only in environments where you have explicit written permission from the system owner.

Controlled Environments: Use these templates in lab settings or authorized testing scenarios to avoid unintended consequences.

Secure Setup: Refer to the EvilGinx documentation for guidance on setting up EvilGinx, including DNS configuration, SSL certificates (e.g., via Let’s Encrypt), and infrastructure security.

Protect Infrastructure: Implement measures to secure your testing environment, such as using Cloudflare for TLS protection, minimizing proxy hosts, and removing identifiable headers (e.g., X-EvilGinx) as recommended in the EvilGinx community.

Compliance: Ensure all activities comply with local laws, regulations, and ethical standards for security testing.

Technical Notes

Configuration Structure: Each template includes proxy_hosts, sub_filters, and auth_tokens tailored to specific website authentication workflows, as defined in the EvilGinx framework.

Compatibility: Configurations are compatible with EvilGinx version 3.3.0 and above. Ensure you are using the latest version of EvilGinx for optimal performance.

Security Tips: To avoid detection during testing, consider using wildcard SSL certificates, proxying through Cloudflare, and applying sub_filters to modify content and avoid fingerprinting, as outlined in community resources Discord EvilGinx LAB.

Testing Best Practices: Always enable debug mode in EvilGinx during testing to troubleshoot issues, and validate configurations in a sandbox environment before use.

Contributing

Contributions to this section are welcome! If you have ideas for new configurations, improvements, or documentation, please submit a pull request. Ensure all contributions align with the educational and ethical goals of RProxy LAB and comply with GitHub’s Acceptable Use Policies.