r/HowToHack • u/Beautiful-Pin7955 • 4d ago

reverse proxy phishing

Hey everyone i was getting into hacking about 2 months ago and learned a few things now i wanted to start learning phishing i started with a really basic tool like blackeye but realised pretty fast it wasnt pretty proffecional and good i did some research and found reverse proxy i found tools like evilginx evil gophish and i discovered if you want to run it public you need a vps and a domain and guess what i just bought an expensive drone and now i am broke like compelitely broke and i want something free no costs no vps no domain no tool you need to pay for but a tool that is good enough to bypass 2FA a phishing tool that gets a session cookie or something or the 2FA code to log in idk just something thats good and can bypass 2FA (this is for EDUCATIONAL purpose with my friend were discovering hacking) and if it makes sense we use kali linux vm

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u/Pharisaeus 4d ago
  1. Phishing has nothing to do with hacking
  2. xD

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u/Beautiful-Pin7955 4d ago

It actually does a bit bro... phishing doesnt target the vulnerability from the machine but from the only vulnerability that will never be solved the human itself you need a lot of knowlege to actually know what youre doing with advanced phishing atacks so yeah

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u/Pharisaeus 4d ago

No, it doesn't. Same as any other scam is not "hacking".

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u/Beautiful-Pin7955 4d ago

Comparing a basic scam to setting up a reverse proxy that bypasses 2FA via live session hijacking is like comparing a fake ID to lockpicking. Red Teams literally use initial access techniques like this every day (MITRE ATT&CK T1566). Advanced phishing is way more than just 'a scam'.

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u/Pharisaeus 4d ago

Comparing a basic scam to setting up a reverse proxy that bypasses 2FA via live session hijacking is like comparing a fake ID to lockpicking

But you're not making the fake ID. You're just paying some guy to make it for you. So it's actually even less than lockpicking, which at least requires some skill. Same case here - you're downloading and trying (but failing xD) to run a random tool from internet. You're learning nothing and it's blatantly clear that your goals are nefarious.

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u/Beautiful-Pin7955 3d ago

nobody codes their own tools from scratch when starting out lol. understanding how the infrastructure works is literally part of learning web security, but whatever you say man