1. Copies the "sudo" command spoofing program to the user's home directory. 2. Defines a new persistent "sudo" alias with the file "~/.bash_aliases". 3. When the user "sudoer" executes the command "sudo" in a terminal, the spoofing program : 3a. By default retrieves the username and password and writes them to "/tmp/.sudo_password". 3b. But this behavior can be changed in line 21 of the "sudo-phishing.sh" file. 4. The spoofing program deletes the "sudo" alias. Then it deletes itself.
Phishing is a popular technique for gaining access to a target. Generally, phishing is a digitally delivered social engineering method. Phishing techniques may use a wide net, or specifically target one role or individual — known as spearphishing. Many phishing campaigns involve tricking a target into divulging confidential information, such as by mimicking a known-trusted source — be it a website or person. See all phishing payloads.
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