Practical Cyber Hacking Skills for Beginners - Update

The video tutorial discusses the Black Eye tool used for generating phishing sites, highlighting common issues students face, such as the failure to generate phishing links. The instructor suggests using different versions available on GitHub, like Anon UD4Y, but notes the ethical concerns and frequent removal of such tools. Students are advised to try different versions or wait for new ones to appear. The instructor apologizes for the inconvenience and mentions efforts to find alternative tools.

What is a common problem students face when using the Black Eye tool?

• The tool generates too many links.

• The tool fails to generate phishing links.

• The tool is too expensive to use.

• The tool requires a special license.

What is one recommended solution if Black Eye does not generate a link?

• Wait for an official update from the course instructor.

• Restart your computer and try again.

• Use a different version of Black Eye from GitHub.

• Contact the tool's developer for support.

Why are tools like Black Eye often removed from platforms like GitHub?

• They are too popular and cause server overload.

• They require a paid subscription.

• They are used for creating phishing sites, which is unethical.

• They are outdated and no longer supported.

What is the main reason GitHub takes down links to tools like Black Eye?

• They are not compatible with most operating systems.

• They are associated with black hat activities.

• They are too complex for beginners.

• They have too many bugs.

What should students do if multiple versions of Black Eye do not work?

• Use a different tool that is more reliable.

• Contact GitHub support for assistance.

• Try again in a week or two for new versions.

• Give up on using the tool entirely.