• Overview
• Features
• Containers
• Setup
• Usage

Build a Phish consist of a Ansible playbook to deploy a phishing engagement in the cloud. The Playbook combines both Terraform & Ansible to deploy and configure virtual machines for different use cases. This playbook is highly customizable and includes operational security out of box. The design of this playbook is much more then automation. This playbook implements real world TTP’s to improve OPSEC, lower operational cost and speedup deployment time. This project is the real-world demonstration from the Black Hills Information Security Webcast “How to Build a Phishing Engagement - Coding TTP's”

• Pure Ansible playbook with low dependencies and easy modification.
• Security from the ground up
• Docker containers for each application.
• Designed around a phishing engagement

• Evilginx2
• Gophish
• Nginx

• Digital Ocean
• Azure

Coming Soon

Coming Soon

• Ansible
• Terraform
• (optional) Secrets Provider cli
  • lpass
  • op
  • bw
• MacOS or Linux. I have not tested with Windows though it SHOULD work.

1. Install Ansible & Terraform

   brew install terraform ansible

2. Git clone this repo

   git clone https://github.com/ralphte/build_a_phish

3. Customize the variables inside the vars folder.

4. Create API keys for both Digital Ocean & Azure.

   • Digital Ocean API Key https://www.digitalocean.com/docs/apis-clis/api/create-personal-access-token/#:~:text=To%20generate%20a%20personal%20access,the%20Generate%20New%20Token%20button.

   • Azure CLI https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/install-azure-cli

Create

ansible-playbook deploy.yml --tags phish

Destroy

ansible-playbook destroy.yml --tags phish

Secrets

You have three choices

1. Hard code (Don't do this)
2. Use a Secrets CLI https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/collections/community/general/lastpass_lookup.html
3. Use Ansible Vaults https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/user_guide/vault.html

If you would like to modify the phishlet or change lures, please edit the following files.

roles\evilginx2-docker\templates\config.yaml.j2

roles\evilginx2-docker\templates\o365.yaml.j2

You can check the evilginx logs for session data with the following command.

docker logs evilginx2

You can access gophish via the hostname set for "gophish_admin_hostname"

To get the password on first login check the docker logs

docker logs gophish

Does none of this work for you? Submit a issue and I will see what the problem is.

Want to add a cool new feature shoot me that sweet pull request.

Gophish https://getgophish.com/

Evilginx https://github.com/kgretzky/evilginx2

Ansible roles from https://github.com/geerlingguy

MIT.