This is kind of a show-and-ask, but I always wondered why a fake authorization site (google, fb, twitter, etc) isn't a security risk (ask); so I built one (show

This is kind of a show-and-ask, but I always wondered why a fake authorization site (google, fb, twitter, etc) isn't a security risk (ask); so I built one (show). This project comes with the following handy features to make your phishing expeditions more productive: -credential verification (through imap) -redirects (send your victim to any web-site you choose after they log in) -stay logged in (if the victim clicks the link after validation, they go straight to their target site) -easy, remote data dump downloads what you've collected (http://evil.com/dump?prison=time http://evil.com/dump?prison=time) I set up a dummy server @ 45.55.242.89. If you want to play with it -A. Be Careful. It requires GMail credentials which are not being transferred over ssl. I do (try to) sterilize your data by using public key encryption (kbpgp.js) and running imap over port 993 -B. I only store the first 5 chrs of your e-mail address, and do not store your password (I don't think). This project is running nginx, node.js, and express so I don't think anything is being logged -C. Point your browser at 45.55.242.89?goto=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ