Mrphish is a Bash-based phishing toolkit for Termux that packages many imitation login pages into one interface. The repository advertises more than 60 templates across several service categories and is intended to collect account information entered into those pages. It also claims support for workflows involving one-time passwords and remote exposure of phishing pages through a tunneling option. Saved capture data can be revisited through a dumps function, while the toolkit includes update and project-information commands. The project is designed for Android environments running Termux and emphasizes ease of use for beginners. Because its central capability is credential harvesting, it should be treated as a controlled security-awareness or research artifact and never used against accounts or users without explicit permission.
Features
- More than 60 imitation login-page templates
- Multiple social and online-service categories
- One-time-password phishing workflow claims
- Remote page exposure through port forwarding
- Stored capture-data access
- Termux-oriented Bash interface
Project Samples
