Updated networkmanager phishing scenario to support Windows Enterpris… #1256
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This is the continuation of #1242. I will review soon. |
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| .mac-wifi .password input:focus + .glow { | |||
| .mac-wifi .password + .glow { | |||
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What's the reason for this change?
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Because of this css (input:focus) you couldn't click(and then type) on the password field of mac enterprise networks. The cursor would stay permanently on the first field.
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Hi @ParisPantoulas, Let me know when this PR is ready for a new review. |
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I have made the changes you asked for. So i think it is ready for a new review. |
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Tested this with Chrome on Android, Firefox on Kali Linux and Chrome on MacOS and I received the same network manager which was for iOS. |
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Tested on MacOS. See below.
The text is different. In the original network manager, the text says "requires WPA-2 enterprise credentials." Also, The check-boxes are not properly aligned. Finally, the "help" question mark should be on the bottom left corner. Please ensure that the network manager window is identical to the original. Note that I have not tested the Windows network manager yet. If there are similar issues on Windows network manager too, please fix them there too. |
| # The variable enterprise is used when we are working with Windows enterprise network | ||
| # enterprise = 1 : we show the form for login of enterprise networks to the victim | ||
| # enterprise = 0 : we show the form for login of the non-enterprise networks to the victim | ||
| enterprise: 1 |
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The default should remain "0" for now.
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I changed the enterprise value back to 0.
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Also, I made changes to fix issues like in the image above in both MacOS and Windows.
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I'm confused with the way you've named your files. I see "mac-network-manager-Safari.css" but then I see "opera-style.css". Is the "opera-style.css" OS-agnostic or is it for Windows systems only? Pick a naming convention and use that for all of your HTML/CSS/JS files. For example, --.css where can be either "online" or "offline". New contributors that want to improve the scenario should be able to find easily the file they need to work with. |
I renamed the files in order to be more specific. For example:
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…e networks.