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How to create a free server and host websites in Linux.

Hello guys, in this post I'll teach you how you can create your own free server and host websites in it. Hosting a free server: First of all, you will have to create an account on  this website . It's free. Then you will have to download and extract the ngrok file. You can download it here.  Extract this file in a new folder. After creating an account on this website, you find a authtoken in the dashboard. The authtoken will look something like this: $./ngrok authtoken <some random letters,special characters and numbers> Copy this authtoken and open a terminal window in the folder where you extracted the ngrok file. Now paste the authtoken in the terminal window. Now type: ./ngrok http 8080 in the terminal window. If a new type of black screen has appeared in your terminal window, your server in online. Hosting websites in the free server: To host websites in the server, you will need to have php installed. You can install it by typing following command in the terminal w...

Phishing Hack in Linux.

  Hello everyone, in this post I'll teach you how to perform a phishing attack in Linux. So let's started. Download "blackeye" from this link  . Now, extract the downloaded file and open terminal in that folder. Now, create an account in this site . After creating an account copy the authtoken which goes like this: $./ngrok authtoken <some random letters,special characters and numbers> Then paste this in the terminal where blackeye folder is the working directory. Then, type: ./blackeye.sh If you get any error like "I need php or curl to run. Aborting" then install the package shown missing in the terminal. You can install it by typing:  sudo apt-get install <package name> If you get error which says "bash: ./blackeye.sh: Permission denied". Open the folder where this file exists. Then right click on that file. Then go to Properties. Then open the Permissions tab and check mark the box which says "Allow executing file as program...