Simple bash script which downloads, installs and sets up GaaS: Gophish as a Service. Current version (Gophish Linux 64-bit v0.12.1) has been tested on Debian and Ubuntu. If Gophish has been configured successfully as a service, it will also start on boot.
Thanks @jordan-wright and all other contributors for creating Gophish, the tool has been really helpful along the way :)
First download the repo with git, navigate into directory and make the bash files executable.
Open your terminal and enter the following commands:
git clone https://github.com/bl13pbl03p/buildphish.git
cd buildphish
chmod +x *.shNow you can run the script to build Gophish as a Service:
You can run the cleanphish script to clean Gophish as service:
sudo ./cleanphish.sh
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Made by bl13pbl03p v.0.1
[-] Removing service
[-] Removing Gophish
[-] Removing logs
[-] Removing Gophish user
[+] Bye bye Gophish- Build initial script
- Check if Gophish already exists as service
- Add uninstall script
- Add ASCII banner
- Check if Apache2 service exists
- Add nice colors Possible helpful docs
- Hash check of zip file
- Make cross-platform
- Show initial password
- Add loading bar when downloading and unzipping gophish
- Add preview to README
- More functions and fun stuff
- Upgrade to Evilgophish
- Create user evilgophish
The following error might occur while installing:
Failed to enable unit: File /etc/systemd/system/gophish.service already exists.The error can be ignored, for more info see: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/351692/how-can-we-mask-service-whose-unit-file-is-located-under-etc-systemd-system