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Blackeye - Kali Linux DOWNLOAD & FIX For No Link Showing 2021!

 

How To Install & Run Blackeye.sh

(+FIX for no link showing issue)

This is a Phishing tool. Phishing is a type of hacking also called credential harvesting. It creates fake websites for victims to login which saves their login info which includes IP, User-Agent, Username and Password to a file in the computer running Blackeye.

Usage of BlackEye for attacking targets without prior mutual consent is illegal. It's the end user's responsibility to obey all applicable local, state and federal laws. Developers assume no liability and are not responsible for any misuse or damage caused by this program. Only use for educational purposes.


Commands:

cd Desktop/

git clone https://github.com/An0nUD4Y/blackeye.git

cd blackeye/

ls

chmod +x blackeye.sh

sudo ./blackeye.sh

 

 

Fix: No Link Showing:


1) Load up the tool with sudo ./blackeye.sh command

2) Now open a new terminal and enter the following commands:


cd blackeye
cd sites
ls 
               <-- you will now see the site list
cd netflix  <--  change to whichever site you want
php -S localhost:8080   <-- now you started a server

(Make sure everything you type is case sensitive)

 

3) Open a new terminal and enter these commands:

 (don't close off any running terminals you need them open)

 

cd blackeye

./ngrok http 8080 

 

4) Now you should have your link- copy the top link

Now you can use any online link shortener or MaskPhish tool to hide the link, and away you go with your pen testing workmanship.

Some pages are only available for pro version:

Instagram: @suljot_gjoka for the Pro Version

 


If you still have issues, follow these steps:

 1) Sign up to ngrok.com (free)

2) Copy the unique authentication code on your ngrok dashboard.

3) Paste that into a new terminal window.

4) Make sure you have python3 installed.

5) Check that the entered commands are case sensitive to the actual folder names.

6) Check that you are connected to the internet ping bing.com

7) check you have not crossed off any terminal windows


If you are still seeing problems, use the comment box below and I will be in touch!


Comments

  1. Thanks for this it works for me keep up the good work

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  2. glad it worked for you! Happy ethical hacking!

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