Closed bokkabonga closed 2 years ago
What prevents you from setting a CNAME record for some-other-domain.com pointing to gophish.domain.com?
Hey @edermi i already thought about that. Correct me if i´m wrong here, but i can only really do that for my own DNS-Server if i want to be quiet flexible right? So the CNAME would only work if the Client on which the user clicks the link is using our DNS-Server to resolve the name.
Opening the link from some other device or in some foreign network would not work in that case.
If you own some-other-domain.com and set your CNAME in the DNS server responsible for the zone, it will also work on your client's network.
You don't even need a CNAME, just another A record. One for your 'legit' domain, another for your phishing domain. e.g:
somethingphishy.serverupdate.com --> 1.2.3.4```
Then just make sure the admin server and phishing server run on different ports.
Closing out as haven't heard back, feel free to reopen.
What version of Gophish are you using?: 0.11
Hey everyone,
i wondered if it is somehow possible to configure the Campaign URL in a way, that allows the Link to point to a completely different website and still fetch the campaign results. For example:
I start a Campaign via our gophish server (https://gophish.domain.com) but set the Campaign-URL to point towards https://some-other-domain.com so that the user wont immediately (or after closer inspecting the link) be able to tell, that the link points to one of our own servers.
I figure i could simply set up a new gophish Server each time i want to start a new campaign, but i wanted to avoid that if possible.
I hope you can understand what i´m trying to explain, if not i´d be happy to explain further.