We have finished creating the necessary parts of our program over the past couple of weeks. With the email sender, phishery, being mostly completed a couple weeks ago we were able to focus our efforts upon getting the twisted web server, net-o-phish, up and running.
I worked on the email sender a bit more this past week, giving the user greater control over the program through either the use of the configuration file or by passing in variables instead. This way the user can quickly change a single aspect of the program, such as a sender email address or email template, without having to edit the configuration file temporarily. Of course the option to modify the config file is still available.
We were able to get a domain name set up and linked to the ipv4 of our linux box that would host our programs. We used noip.com which allowed us to quickly acquire and use a legit sounding domain name for free. As this was happening we deployed net-o-phish to our box and after a few hangups due to blocked ports we were able to access the box. Updating the configuration file of phishery we were able to send out several emails that featured links referring to net-o-phish. We were also able to confirm that interaction with these links were being collected and stored in our MySQL database on the linux box.
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