Real evil would be a kind of reverse-psychology:

1. Make a site like this.

2. Wait for people to try it out with an URL that goes to a significant site (bank, social media, email, etc.)

3. Allow a bit of normal use, then secretly switch the link so that further visitors land on a corresponding phishing site.

4. Having just dismissed a bunch of "obviously fake" warning signs, people may be less alert when real ones arrive.

Im sure in tge nect 5 years a blackhat model will exist that clone any website into a phishing site.

	▲	Etheryte 6 days ago \| parent \| next [-]
		What do you mean next five years? Tools like this have existed nearly as long as phishing has been a thing. You don't need a model and whatnot, this is old, boring tech.
	▲	lionkor 6 days ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		You can just use SingleFile to download the login page of any website and serve it with a webserver