CamPhish : Grab Cam Shots From Target’S Phone Front Camera Or PC Webcam Just Sending A Link.

CamPhish is techniques to take cam shots of target’s phone fornt camera or PC webcam. CamPhish Hosts a fake website on in built PHP server and uses ngrok & serveo to generate a link which we will forward to the target, which can be used on over internet. website asks for camera permission and if the target allows it, this tool grab camshots of target’s device

Features

In this tool I added two automatic webpage templates for engaged target on webpage to get more picture of cam

  • Festival Wishing
  • Live YouTube TV

simply enter festival name or youtube’s video ID

This Tool Tested On

  • Kali Linux
  • Termux
  • MacOS
  • Ubuntu
  • Perrot Sec OS

Installing And Requirements

This tool require PHP for webserver, SSH or serveo link. First run following command on your terminal

apt-get -y install php openssh git wget

Installing (Kali Linux/Termux)

git clone https://github.com/techchipnet/CamPhish
cd CamPhish
bash camphish.sh

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