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EVIL-EYE

Silent Camera Capture Framework

Version License Platform Shell PHP


A modern, modular camera phishing framework capable of silently capturing
high-quality images from a target's webcam using social engineering templates
and a Cloudflare encrypted tunnel.


Developed by RGSecurityTeam — For educational & authorized penetration testing only.


⚠️ Disclaimer

This tool is developed strictly for educational purposes and authorized penetration testing only.
The developer of Evil-Eye is not responsible for any misuse or damage caused by this program.
Using this tool against any individual or system without explicit written permission is illegal.
By using this tool, you agree that you are solely responsible for your actions.


✨ Features

Feature Description
📷 Silent Camera Capture Captures images from the target's front camera via browser's getUserMedia API
🌐 Cloudflare Tunnel Instantly generates a public HTTPS link — no port forwarding needed
🎭 5 Lure Templates YouTube Live, Birthday Wish, Secret Message, Fake Instagram, AI Chatbot
📍 IP & UA Logging Logs victim's IP address and browser user-agent on link open
🔧 Auto Dependency Install Detects and installs missing tools automatically on first run
🖥️ Cross-Distro Support Kali Linux, Parrot OS, Ubuntu, macOS — auto-detects OS and architecture

📋 Requirements

Operating System

  • Kali Linux
  • Parrot OS
  • Ubuntu / Debian
  • macOS (with Homebrew)
  • Termux (Comeing soon...)

Dependencies

Tool Purpose Install
php Built-in web server sudo apt install php
php-cgi Fallback CGI server (Parrot OS) sudo apt install php-cgi
curl Network requests & health checks sudo apt install curl
wget Download cloudflared binary sudo apt install wget
jq JSON processing for templates sudo apt install jq
cloudflared Public HTTPS tunnel Auto-downloaded on first run
lolcat Colorful terminal banners Auto-installed on first run

🚀 Installation

1. Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/rgsecteam/evil-eye.git

2. Go to evil-eye Directory

cd evil-eye

3. Give execution permission

chmod +x evel.sh

4. Run

./evel.sh

cloudflared and lolcat will be installed automatically if not found.


🎭 Templates

[01] YouTube Live TV

Presents a fake YouTube Live stream page. Prompts the victim to allow camera access to "verify their age" or "enable interactive mode". You provide any YouTube video link which plays embedded on the page.

[02] Birthday Wish

A personalized birthday celebration page with animations, balloons, cake, and music. The victim's name is embedded in the page. Camera permission is requested to "take a birthday selfie".

[03] Secret Message

A mysterious page that claims to have a secret message for the target. You provide a .txt file with the message content which is loaded as a JSON data source. Camera access is triggered in the background.

[04] Fake Instagram Followers

A convincing fake page promising free Instagram followers. Victim is told camera verification is required to "prove they are human".

[05] AI Chatbot (Fake AI)

A fake AI assistant chat interface. Camera access is requested in the background while the victim interacts with the chat.


Where is captured data saved?

Data Location
Camera images captured_imgs/cam<timestamp>.jpg
IP addresses captured_ip.txt

🌐 Tested On

OS Version Status
Kali Linux 2024.x ✅ Working
Parrot OS 6.x ✅ Working (with php-cgi)
Ubuntu 22.04 / 24.04 ✅ Working
macOS Ventura / Sonoma ✅ Working

🙏 Credits & Inspiration


Made with ❤️ by RGSecurityTeam

Use responsibly. Hack ethically.

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Evel-Eye is a modular, Bash-based camera phishing tool designed for security awareness and educational purposes. It automates the deployment of a local PHP server and utilizes secure tunneling via Cloudflared to capture target data remotely.

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