gophish v0.2.0
Say Hello to the New Gophish.
Sorry for the wait. We promise it was worth it.
This release marks Gophish's 3 year anniversary. When I first set out to build Gophish, I wanted to create the best phishing framework possible. This release gets us one step closer to that goal.
We've been busy! Here are just some of the new features in this release:
- Now sending emails faster via
gomail - Introduced beautiful modal dialogs via
sweetalert2 - Can now schedule campaigns
- Can now mark a campaign as complete
- Automatically converting
<a>tags in imported emails to point to Gophish listener - Added Redirect URL to redirect users after they submit credentials
In addition to new features, we've also fixed a ton of bugs including:
- Stored XSS vulnerabilities (only affected admin)
- Fixed issue where attachments weren't sent in campaigns
Here are all issues we closed during this release.
Moving Forward
There are a couple of important things to note moving forward:
No longer providing email support
I want to provide the best support possible for gophish. While I like the idea of email support, it's just not the right way to move forward with gophish for a few reasons.
Specifically, I want support cases to be transparent so that the community can work together to solve them. If I receive an email, it's completely subject to me remembering to respond to it when I can if I remember.
I also found that I receive a significant amount of duplicate questions via email. Responding to each of these takes up cycles that could otherwise be spent innovating on Gophish features.
That being said, feel free to send nice words about gophish to our email address, but from now on all support tickets will be required to go through our Github issues, where all of them have been and will continue to be responded to. 😄
Moving Documentation
You'll notice that this release no longer contains a PDF of our User Guide. I'm experimenting with different ways to open up documentation to changes from the community. Right now, I've moved nearly everything to our wiki, but will continue tracking down the right fit for the Gophish documentation.
Update 12/14 - All documentation is being moved to our Gitbooks repo here: https://www.gitbook.com/@gophish
How to Upgrade
To upgrade, simply download the release for your platform, extract into a folder, and copy (remember to copy, not move so that you have a backup) your existing gophish.db file into the new directory. Then, run the new gophish binary and you'll be good to go!
Now, one more thing:
We want to hear from you!
Have questions, comments, or feature ideas about gophish? Let us know by filing an issue directly, or contacting us through our support page.