[Cyber Warrior]

Trape is a recognition tool that allows you to track people, the information you can get is very detailed. We want to teach the world through this, as large Internet companies could monitor you, obtaining information beyond your IP.

Some benefits:
   * One of its most enticing functions is the remote recognition of sessions. You can know where a person has logged in, remotely. This occurs through a Bypass made to the Same Origin Policy (SOP)
   * Currently you can try everything from a web interface. (The console, becomes a preview of the logs and actions)
   * Registration of victims, requests among other data are obtained in real time.
   * If you get more information from a person behind a computer, you can generate a more direct and sophisticated attack. Trape was used at some point to track down criminals and know their behavior.
  * You can do real time phishing attacks
  *  Simple hooking attacks
  * Mapping
  *  Important details of the objective
  * Capturing credentials
  * Open Source Intelligence (OSINT)


Recognizes the sessions of the following services
   * Facebook
   * Twitter
   * VK
   * Reddit
   * Gmail
   * tumblr
   * Instagram
   * Github
   * Bitbucket
   * Dropbox
   * Spotify
   * PayPal
   * Amazon
   * Foursquare (new)
   * Airbnb (new)
   * Hackernews (new)
   * Slack (new)

DOWNLOAD LINK (GitHub)

[chunky]

The remote recognition of sessions seems to be interesting but other than that it's just a very basic tool.
How is it related to Kali Linux? You could simply use it on any OS and it doesn't come with Kali does it?

[Sun0228]

I don't think it does, have never heard of it before nor I've seen it in Kali beaforehands. You can use it on any OS I guess, you only need python and it's dependencies which makes it easy to set up. otherwise I see it as a nice tool, I wanted to mess around with online tracking anyway.

[Cyber Warrior]

The remote recognition of sessions seems to be interesting but other than that it's just a very basic tool.
How is it related to Kali Linux? You could simply use it on any OS and it doesn't come with Kali does it?

I don't think it does, have never heard of it before nor I've seen it in Kali beaforehands. You can use it on any OS I guess, you only need python and it's dependencies which makes it easy to set up. otherwise I see it as a nice tool, I wanted to mess around with online tracking anyway.

As @Sun0228 said, you only need python and it's dependencies to properly use this tool, you don't need only Kali Linux to use it, I wrote Kali in the title because I used that tool on that specific distribution.

[mothered]

Some rather Impressive benefits/features.

In terms of session recognition, this Is one of many reasons why you should never remain logged Into your online accounts.
Thanks once again for a fine contribution.

[Vybridize]

My control panel link doesn't work and I get this message even when I'm running eventlet.


https://gyazo.com/6238897da23e14e9e83dffcb31c1ed13

[Sun0228]

My control panel link doesn't work and I get this message even when I'm running eventlet.


https://gyazo.com/6238897da23e14e9e83dffcb31c1ed13

Something is telling me not to click on that. Please refer to the software documentation.

[Cyber Warrior]

My control panel link doesn't work and I get this message even when I'm running eventlet.


https://gyazo.com/6238897da23e14e9e83dffcb31c1ed13

Repeat the same steps as I did, and use the same port 8080. If not, then there is some dependency missing.

[Synthx]

Holy shit, I stopped watching when I saw inside the panel that if you have any social media's or some other accounts logged into that session, it can tell. This is badass, I will most definitely use this sometime soon.

[mothered]

Holy shit, I stopped watching when I saw inside the panel that if you have any social media's or some other accounts logged into that session, it can tell.

The same applies when a malicious JavaScript code (or otherwise) Is embedded In an given webpage that you're viewing.

Very simply put, If the login page redirects to the Favicon of the account, It means the user Is logged In (the Favicon Is only viewable during the login session, hence Identifies the account Is logged In). Otherwise, a normal HTML page Is returned, Indicating the user Isn't logged In.