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[TUT] Create Fake Download Pages / wget - YayHar - Jul 13, 2016 How?:
Download wget here: http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/wget.htm Navigate to where wget.exe was downloaded ![]() Open up command prompt and drag wget.exe into it ![]() Now take the url of a download page, for example www.google.com/chrome Paste it in and click enter ![]() Sometimes it will say "Unable to establish an SSL connection" Just put --no-check-certificate before the url and you're good! What was scraped is the index.html Why?: Why would you need this? Why in the RAT section? Sometimes, the way to get somebody to download something is by pretending to a bigger company. * - JASON AND MEDEA - Jul 13, 2016 Thanks for this tut! It's answered a few of my queries. * - Ventriloquism - Jul 13, 2016 This is interesting: 3 Ill investigate this more tomorrow. Thanks 😎 * - K3njii - Jul 13, 2016 Nice tutorial. Thanks for the continuous contributions. * - Essence - Jul 13, 2016 "The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect." Idk if I'm retarded, but after installing the auto setup, the program was called "sed" not "wget" lol. * - YayHar - Jul 13, 2016 (Jul 13, 2016 08:02 PM)OhEssence Wrote: "The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect." Which package did you download on the site? Always pick the first one * - Essence - Jul 13, 2016 (Jul 13, 2016 08:06 PM)YayHar Wrote: Which package did you download on the site? Always pick the first one Well, now I got the right one, but I am still getting the same error even when using the google chrome download page. https://i.imgur.com/KoUXYpj.png * - YayHar - Jul 13, 2016 (Jul 13, 2016 08:11 PM)OhEssence Wrote: Well, now I got the right one, but I am still getting the same error even when using the google chrome download page. Add a space between the file and the url. * - YayHar - Jul 18, 2016 (Jul 13, 2016 08:11 PM)OhEssence Wrote: Well, now I got the right one, but I am still getting the same error even when using the google chrome download page. Did you ever manage to resolve the issue? * - bzrΚ - Jul 25, 2016 I'm not sure if I'm missing something, but where does it output the index.html? Cannot find it. * - Liquir - Jul 25, 2016 Nice tutorial! Thanks Yayhar :) * - YayHar - Sep 2, 2016 Let me know what else you would like to see, I would love to write it. * - Client User - Sep 3, 2016 thanks love you i had it searched a ling time * - Angel shanu - Sep 3, 2016 thanks sir for the tutorial, keep posting * - ghost1192 - Sep 4, 2016 where is the generated file located? |