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This project simulates an email environment, demonstrating random emails and the use of webhook interactions. A key feature is the ability to change the color of lights with a button click. Set against a festive backdrop, the project incorporates a scenario involving Kasa Smart LED Lights and integrates IFTTT for interactive functionalities.

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PhishingTree

This project simulates an email environment, showcasing the generation of random emails and the use of basic webhook interactions. A key feature is the ability to change the color of LED lights with a button click. Set against a festive backdrop, the project incorporates a scenario involving Kasa Smart LED Lights and integrates IFTTT for interactive functionalities.

Key Features

  1. Dynamic Email Content: Each page refresh randomly changes the email's sender, subject, and body from a preset list, offering a unique experience every time.
  2. Interactive Elements: A clickable link in the email leads to a merry-christmas.html page, where users encounter a festive greeting and a simulated button to change the LED strip's color, enhancing engagement.

The Phishing Tree with the lights will change to red when a button on a website is clicked.

TikTok video of the lights
Tweet explaining the project
Mastodon post with more detail

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Kasa Smart LED Light Strip
IFTTT

Kasa Mobile App

  1. Setup and connect your lights to wifi
  2. Go to the Smart icon at the bottom
  3. Select the Scenes
  4. Create a new scene
  5. Click Add Action
  6. Click Control Smart Devices
  7. Select your lights
  8. Click Set Lighting
  9. Pick a scene or color you want the lights to stay on

IFTTT

  1. Click create

  2. In the first part, where it says If This, Click Add

  3. Search for Webhooks and select

  4. Select Receive a web request with a JSON payload

  5. Name the event. I named mine Phishing (which turned the lights red) - Whatever you name it will be the event name you refer to in the code.

  6. Go to Then and click Add

  7. Search for Kasa and select the box that says TP-Link Kasa

  8. From here you will have a bunch of options, Select Change Color

  9. It will ask you to delect the Device, color, brightness, transition duration. Set that to your liking.

  10. Click Create Action

  11. Repeat steps 1-4

  12. Name the event Scene

  13. Go to Then and click Add

  14. Search for Kasa and select the box that says TP-Link Kasa

  15. Select Activate scene

  16. Select the Scene you created (this will make sure the lights go back to the default color after red)

    **** To get your key, go to (https://ifttt.com/maker_webhooks) and click on Documentation

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This project simulates an email environment, demonstrating random emails and the use of webhook interactions. A key feature is the ability to change the color of lights with a button click. Set against a festive backdrop, the project incorporates a scenario involving Kasa Smart LED Lights and integrates IFTTT for interactive functionalities.

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