Phishing Facebook with Mail form NEW

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FACEBOOK HACKING BY WAPKA PHISHING
Password Send to Mail Directly


By Parth Makadiya

Step 1. Create a Wapka site
And Register Your Wapka Id
After That
Login To Ur Id Using Wapka Passport [ wapka passport means wapka email id ]
 








IF YOU DONT HAVE WAPKA ID YOU CAN MAKE IT 
After Login to ur Account Select your Site (my site is hdphishing121.wapka.mobi )

 








step-2 . Go to Admin mode










Step 3:Click On Edit Site











Step 4. Click On mail form










 Step 5. In 1st Box Type Login and Then uncheck captcha ..











Step 6.Now click on Source code viwer and get your ID of your Site ..See Screenshot Below










Check above setting for Source code viwer and submit









Find your code and save it.........













Step 7: Now we have to hide mailform so other cannot see accept Admin
SO Go to Edit Site >> User  >>  Item Visiblity and then make mailform X-Visible in only Admin Mode












Step 8:
Got to the below link and copy the CODE one by one
goto Source code 1   copy code and find this "<input type="hidden" name="p" value="XXXXXXX">" and add your code  at XXXXXX  
Now copy that goto EDIT SITE>> and upload at WXL code 

                











 Now paste code in XML/WXML Box which is in Edit Site












Step 10: Now Copy code from second link and just past at XML/WXML ...
   goto Source code 2  simply copy it and again EDIT Site >>Wxm code and paste

Now click on edit site > WML/XHTML code













 Ta da.....Your Site is Ready................


















Remember that the 2 Codes must be posted in the TOP OF THE MAIL FORM
Remain Sequence 



THATS ALL
YOU HAVE MADE A PHISHING PAGE !!!!!!!!!!!!!



Note :This is An Educational Purpose Trick Only. All Tricks 007 is Not responsible for anything.......

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