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Accurately Locate Smartphones using Social Engineering
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The link is not getting generated. #430

Closed khansaad1275 closed 1 year ago

khansaad1275 commented 1 year ago

Describe the Error / Feature Request

I run the tool and it works normally but is not giving link.

To Reproduce

just run the tool

Expected behavior

Get a link

Screenshots

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thewhiteh4t commented 1 year ago

@khansaad1275 watch the demo video, same can be done in termux

khansaad1275 commented 1 year ago

@khansaad1275 watch the demo video, same can be done in termux

I can't use Ngrok and i prefer cloudflared instead. Can't you just paste the generated localhost link so i can make my own tunnel ? 😅

thewhiteh4t commented 1 year ago

@khansaad1275 yes I just used ngrok for demo, you can use anything with similar functionality. closing.

khansaad1275 commented 1 year ago

@khansaad1275 yes I just used ngrok for demo, you can use anything with similar functionality. closing.

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@thewhiteh4t Bro i know how to use termux and ngrok, in your video if you see closely you will see that the port number that your script is showing is 8080 but in ngrok you are using 4040. I think the port number that this scrip is showing is just not right. I am looking this much in this tool is because I am writing a post on it at my site www.learntermux.tech.

thewhiteh4t commented 1 year ago

@khansaad1275 if you take a closer look at ngrok terminal you can see that ngrok is running its own interface on port 4040, its own web interface runs on port 4040 and seeker is running on 8080 which I used in the ngrok command, and if I had used 4040 it would not have worked in the first place

khansaad1275 commented 1 year ago

@khansaad1275 if you take a closer look at ngrok terminal you can see that ngrok is running its own interface on port 4040, its own web interface runs on port 4040 and seeker is running on 8080 which I used in the ngrok command, and if I had used 4040 it would not have worked in the first place

oh I am sorry, thanks for clarifying that, but it supposed to open the page if I try to run it directly in my chrome as local host. But it's not working for me. Thanks for your responses.

thewhiteh4t commented 1 year ago

@khansaad1275 seeker will not work if you try to browse 127.0.0.1:8080 that is due to missing SSL and to fetch geolocation ssl is required

PaulTumusiime commented 1 year ago

Check on your ngrok account on the dashboard.

On Sat, Feb 4, 2023, 10:11 AM Saad Maqsood @.***> wrote:

Describe the Error / Feature Request I run the tool and it works normally but is not giving link.

To Reproduce

just run the tool

Expected behavior

Get a link

Screenshots

[image: image] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/32749921/216754240-d422dde9-0bc9-40f5-a816-1d300e9228fd.png

Please complete the following information :

  • OS: [Android]
  • OS Version [13]
  • In Termux

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khansaad1275 commented 1 year ago

@khansaad1275 seeker will not work if you try to browse 127.0.0.1:8080 that is due to missing SSL and to fetch geolocation ssl is required

Thanks, this solved everything. I just have to run a clouldflared session on 127.0.0.1:8080 and the cloudflared link will work fine. Thank you. @thewhiteh4t

thewhiteh4t commented 1 year ago

@khansaad1275 thanks for using the tool 🙌