Phishing is a common online threat where attackers pretend to be real websites to trick people into giving away personal information. Tools like AnonPhisher, Zphisher, and PyPhisher help automate this trick, making them popular among security testers and researchers. In this blog post, we will look at how to install and use AnonPhisher in Termux, so you can understand what it does and how hackers use such tools.
Note: This guide is for learning only. Using phishing tools without permission is against the law and wrong.
What is AnonPhisher?
AnonPhisher is a free tool for Termux that helps make fake login pages for social media sites. It has ready-made templates for sites like Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.
AnonPhisher also has options to host these fake pages online easily. Although some people use it for bad reasons, cybersecurity experts use AnonPhisher to test security and teach others about phishing attacks.
How to Install AnonPhisher in Termux
Now that you know what AnonPhisher is, let's install it. Follow these simple steps:
Step 1: Update Termux Packages
Before installing anything, update your Termux to avoid problems:
pkg update && pkg upgrade -y
Step 2: Install Required Dependencies
AnonPhisher needs some packages to work. Install them with:
pkg install git php curl wget -y
Step 3: Clone AnonPhisher Repository
Use Git to download the latest version of AnonPhisher from
GitHub:
git clone https://github.com/TermuxHackz/anonphisher
Step 4: Navigate to the AnonPhisher Directory
After downloading, go to the AnonPhisher folder:
cd anonphisher
Step 5: Run the AnonPhisher Script
Start AnonPhisher with:
bash anonphisher.sh
After you run the script, AnonPhisher will start and show its interface. If everything is done right, you will see a menu with different phishing templates.
How to Use AnonPhisher in Termux
Step 1: Restart Termux
Make sure to completely restart Termux before using AnonPhisher.
Step 2: Navigate to AnonPhisher
Open Termux again and type:
cd anonphisher
Step 3: Start AnonPhisher
Run the script again by typing:
bash anonphisher.sh
Step 4: Select a Social Media Phishing Template
AnonPhisher will show a list of social media options (like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter).Each has a number.
- Type 1 for Instagram.
Step 5: Choose a Phishing Page Type
AnonPhisher provides three types of phishing pages:
- [01] Traditional Login Page
- [02] Auto Followers Login Page
- [03] Blue Badge Verification Page
For example, if you want a standard phishing page, type 1
Step 6: Select a Tunneling Option
To make the phishing page accessible, you’ll need to choose a tunneling option:
Recommendation: If you experience errors with options 2, 3, or 4, select LocalHost (option 1) and manually mask the URL using Cloudflare (explained below).
Step 7: Set a Custom Port (Optional)
AnonPhisher will ask: [!] Do you want a Custom port [y/N]:
- Type y to set a custom port.
- Type n to use the default port (8080).
Once confirmed, AnonPhisher will generate a local phishing link, such as
http://127.0.0.1:5555
To test it, open the link in a browser.
How to Make the Phishing Page Accessible Online
The phishing page can only be seen on your local computer at first. To make it available online, use Cloudflared to set up a secure link.
Step 1: Open a New Termux Session
While AnonPhisher is running, swipe from the left in Termux and select New Session.
Step 2: Install Cloudflared
In the new session, type this to install Cloudflared:
pkg install cloudflared
Step 3: Create a Tunnel
Run Cloudflared with the phishing link generated by AnonPhisher:
cloudflared tunnel --url http://127.0.0.1:5555
Important: Replace http://127.0.0.1:5555 with
the link generated by AnonPhisher.
After running the command, Cloudflared will provide a publicly accessible link, which you can share with a target.
Troubleshooting:
Troubleshooting
Issue: Errors When Selecting Tunneling Options (LocalXpose, Cloudflare, LocalTunnel)
Cause:
These options may not work due to API restrictions or incorrect configurations.
Solution:
- Use LocalHost instead.
- Manually mask the link using Cloudflared (follow the method above).
Conclusion
You have learned how to install and use AnonPhisher in Termux to make phishing pages for ethical hacking and cybersecurity awareness. Remember, phishing is against the law without permission, so always use this tool carefully.
Do you want guides on more Termux hacking tools? Let me know in the comments!
