MadCam: Capture Cam Shots with a Simple Link

What is MadCam?

MadCam is a powerful yet controversial tool that highlights the potential risks of camera security on digital devices. This tool is designed to demonstrate how attackers could exploit camera vulnerabilities to capture images without consent.

MadCam Latest Version

The latest version of MadCam is v1.1.

How MadCam Works

MadCam operates by hosting a phishing site on the attacker’s local network. It offers two port forwarding options (NGROK or SERVEO) to expose the site to the internet. When the attacker generates a link using the tool, the attacker sends the link to the target. Upon opening the link, the target’s IP is transferred to the attacker. The website asks for camera access, and when the target grants permission, the website captures cam shots and sends them to the attacker.

Features

MadCam comes with a range of features, including:

• Two port forwarding options (NGROK or SERVEO)
• Real-time target image capture
• User-friendly interface
• Enhanced anonymity for the attacker
• Responsive web interface
• Auto installation (Termux)

Compatibility

MadCam is compatible with the following systems:

• Kali Linux
• Termux
• MacOS
• Ubuntu
• Parrot Sec OS
• Garuda Linux

Requirements

• Stable internet connection
• Approximately 300MB of storage

Installation for Android [Termux]

To install MadCam, follow these steps in Termux:

1. git clone https://github.com/mrmadbhai/MadCam.git
2. cd MadCam
3. bash installmad.sh
4. bash madcam.sh

Please note: The installmad.sh script will initiate MadCam automatically after installation. Subsequent starts can be done with the command bash madcam.sh.

Viewing Captured Images

To view captured images, perform the following steps:

1. ls
2. mv [image_name.png] ~/storage

After this process, you can locate the images in your device’s internal storage.

Development Languages

MadCam has been developed using the following programming languages:

• Bash Script
• HTML
• PHP
• JavaScript
• CSS

Responsible Use

MadCam is exclusively intended for educational purposes, illustrating potential security vulnerabilities. The tool’s owner does not endorse or take responsibility for any misuse or unethical activities. Always use technology responsibly and respect privacy laws.

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