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evilginx2 issues (NEED HELP) - Ghoul - Oct 3, 2020
I'm quite new when it comes to using this program, I've been playing around with it for a couple of days and I can't seem to get evilginx2 to create the TLS/SSL certificates. I keep getting this error message.
"failed to load certificate files for phishlet 'outlook', domain 'my.domain': open /roo t/.evilginx/crt/auth-login.ml/outlook.crt: no such file or directory."
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requesting SSL/TLS certificates from LetsEncrypt...
[00:52:31] [!!!] get directory at 'https://acme-v02.api.letsencrypt.org/directory': Get https://acme-v02.api.letsencrypt.org/directory: dial tcp (my ip): i/o timeout."
If anyone is familiar with using this program or can help in any way possible, please feel free to shoot me a PM. Thank you
RE: evilginx2 issues (NEED HELP) - mainsource - Feb 9, 2024
Did you figure this out?
RE: evilginx2 issues (NEED HELP) - Klonopin - Feb 12, 2024
The error message you're encountering indicates two separate issues with evilginx2:
Certificate File Not Found: The first part of the error message suggests that evilginx2 cannot find the certificate file for the phishing site you're trying to set up. This could be due to a misconfiguration or an issue with the directory structure where evilginx2 expects to find the certificates. To resolve this:
- Ensure that the directory /root/.evilginx/crt/auth-login.ml/ exists on your system.
- Verify that the outlook.crt file is indeed located within this directory.
- Check if the permissions on the .evilginx folder and its contents allow evilginx2 to access the required files.
LetsEncrypt Connection Issue: The second part of the error message indicates that evilginx2 is unable to connect to the LetsEncrypt ACME server due to an I/O timeout. This could be because:
- There might be network restrictions preventing your machine from reaching the LetsEncrypt servers.
- The URL you are trying to reach (https://acme-v02.api.letsencrypt.org/directory) does not exist, as indicated by the 404 page not found
- Your IP address may be blocked by LetsEncrypt due to rate limiting or other security policies.