Seeker v1.0.7 - Obtain the precise location using a fake website

Seeker v1.0.7 - Obtain the precise location using a fake website

Seeker v1.0.7 - Obtain the precise location using a fake website


The concept behind Seeker is simple, just as phishing pages are hosted to obtain credentials, why not host a fake page that solicits your location just like many popular websites based on locations. 
Seeker hosts a fake website on an Apache server and uses Ngrok, the website requests location permission and, if the user allows it, you can get:

  • Length
  • Latitude
  • Accuracy
  • Altitude - Not always available
  • Address - Only available if the user is moving
  • Speed: only available if the user is moving

Along with the location information, the device information is also obtained without any permission:

  • OS
  • Platform
  • Number of CPU cores
  • Amount of RAM - Approximate results
  • Screen resolution
  • GPU information
  • Name and version of the browser
  • Public IP address

Other tools and services offer IP Geolocation that is not very accurate and does not provide the user's location. 
In general, if a user accepts the permsisión of the location, the accuracy of the information received is approximately 30 meters.

Note : on the iPhone, for some reason, the accuracy of the location is approximately 65 meters.
Tested on:
Kali Linux 2018.2 
Ubuntu 18.04 
Distro based on Arch Linux 
Termux 
Kali Linux (WSL)

Kali / Ubuntu installation mode

user @ computer: $ git clone https://github.com/thewhiteh4t/seeker.git 
cd seeker / 
chmod 777 install.sh 
./install.sh 

# After Installation just type seeker in console 

# OR using Docker 

# Install docker 

curl - fsSL https://get.docker.com -o get-docker.sh 
sh get-docker.sh 

# Build Seeker 
cd seeker / 
docker build -t seeker. 

# Launch seeker 
docker run -t --rm seeker

Termux

user @ computer: $ cd seeker / termux 
chmod 777 install.sh 
./install.sh 

# After Installation just type seeker in console