RProxy LAB is a research project aimed at studying reverse proxy server configurations for authentication testing in controlled authorized environments. This repository provides custom configurations and modifications based on advanced reverse proxy platforms such as Modlishka, Evilginx, EvilPuppet and others. These tools are designed for cybersecurity professionals, penetration testers, and red team employees to explore authentication vulnerabilities and develop secure systems.
Note: This project is intended solely for educational purposes and authorized testing. Any unauthorized or malicious use is strictly prohibited. The developer is not responsible for any misuse of the provided materials.
RProxy LAB aims to provide a collection of proxy configurations and modifications for studying authentication mechanisms. The repository includes:
- Custom configurations for reverse proxy frameworks, inspired by Modlishka, Evilginx, EvilPuppet and others.
- Modifications to enhance functionality for security testing in controlled environments.
- Examples of authentication templates for analyzing session management and token capture techniques.
- Security researchers studying reverse proxy technologies.
- Penetration testers conducting authorized assessments.
- Developers learning about authentication vulnerabilities in controlled lab settings.
The configurations in this repository are intended for use in authorized testing environments only. Ensure you have explicit permission from system owners before deploying any tools or configurations. Follow these guidelines:
- Use in controlled lab environments or with explicit authorization.
- Refer to the documentation of Modlishka, Evilginx, EvilPuppet and others for setup instructions.
- Avoid deploying configurations in production or unauthorized systems.
Visit RPoxy LAB for detailed documentation, tutorials, and live examples of RProxy LAB configurations.
RProxy LAB is for authorized security testing only. Unauthorized use may violate laws such as the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) or local cybersecurity regulations. Always obtain explicit permission from system owners before testing.
Join our community for discussions and support:
- Discord Server
- Issues Page for bug reports and feature requests.
Contributions are welcome! If you have ideas for improving configurations or adding new templates, please submit a pull request. Ensure all contributions align with the educational and ethical goals of this project.
Licensed under the MIT License for educational and authorized security testing purposes only. See LICENSE for details.