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# Week 20 - Google Phishing Page

## Two-Part Google Phishing Page

This week’s web hacking post goes out to my fellow emulated criminals interested in phishing for Google credentials:\
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I created a GitHub repo that allows you to quickly spin up a fake two-part Google login, link is in the comments. All you need is a web server that supports PHP and 4 simple commands.

<https://github.com/jakedmurphy1/GooglePhishing>\
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You can customize the username page to contain whatever domain you’d like (just edit the JavaScript on line 21 of index.html) and have it up-and-running in just a few minutes.\
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Extra Tip: You can watch the creds.txt file live as passwords start coming in, just run the following command on your server:\
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`tail -f /opt/GooglePhishing/creds.txt | while read line; do echo $line; sleep 3; done`\
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This command will display the contents of the creds.txt file, updating every 3 seconds. If you like bash/linux tips follow my friend and colleague [James Stahl](https://www.linkedin.com/in/ACoAAByk2G0BJ66KwiDflfbL6-nWTHuFyy9Lz1U) for his weekly series.

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