July 9, 2022 at 2:44 PM
I've had some free time on my hands so I decided to create a BTC transaction phishing website.
I got the concept from a similar duping attack on the actual privNote website.
The concept is quite simple, a user enters their BTC address into the "private" note requesting payment and the address displayed upon opening the note is the attacker's instead of the user's.
The project has the name privNote but I suggest you change it to something new and use this as a sort of functioning template.
I'm willing to personalise the website on commission, if you're interested feel free to PM me.
Installation steps:
$ composer install
$ php artisan key:generate
$ npm install
$ npm run dev (alternatively "npm run build" for publishing)
$ php artisan serve --port 8080 (for development)
Screenshots:
Creators view of the note:
Any other user sees the note as:
I got the concept from a similar duping attack on the actual privNote website.
The concept is quite simple, a user enters their BTC address into the "private" note requesting payment and the address displayed upon opening the note is the attacker's instead of the user's.
The project has the name privNote but I suggest you change it to something new and use this as a sort of functioning template.
I'm willing to personalise the website on commission, if you're interested feel free to PM me.
Installation steps:
- Download, decompress zip.
- Open terminal within decompressed folder.
- Rename the .env.example file to .env
- Configure your environment file(importantly: DB settings, BTC_ADDRESS values).
- Enter the following commands:
$ composer install
$ php artisan key:generate
$ npm install
$ npm run dev (alternatively "npm run build" for publishing)
$ php artisan serve --port 8080 (for development)
Screenshots:
Creators view of the note:
Any other user sees the note as:
