Replacing a certain webpage with my own fake page.

[qambar]

Hi guys, this is my first time posting here so go easy on me. What I want to do is that whenever someone visits a certain webpage they are instead redirected to my own webpage. I just want to do this in my own home where only two laptops are used one of which is my own. I use LAN which is connected to a TP Link router. I tried DNS spoofing but through that method you just target another pc, you cannot fool your own pc (I think).
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks a lot!

 

[Quantos]

You'd need to add a manual entry into your router's DNS. This can in theory be done, but I doubt this feature is available on a stock router firmware. As far as I know, custom firmwares such as DD-WRT do have this ability. If you're minded enough, you could see about installing that on your router.

 

[John Connor]

Hi guys, this is my first time posting here so go easy on me. What I want to do is that whenever someone visits a certain webpage they are instead redirected to my own webpage. I just want to do this in my own home where only two laptops are used one of which is my own. I use LAN which is connected to a TP Link router. I tried DNS spoofing but through that method you just target another pc, you cannot fool your own pc (I think).
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks a lot!

I told you on the other forum you would need a server runing Xampp or Wampserver, code the page and modify the host file. But I don't think you know how to do that.

 

[Eelectricity]

Like Quantos said you could put dd-wrt or you see if your tp-link has a similar feature. It's a redirect feature that hotels use when you try to get to the internet via their wifi.
They force you to their authentication page when you go to the internet the first time.

There are also other ways to do what you're trying to do. DNS manipulation should work.

 

[John Connor]

He's trying to spoof a University page so his parents don't see his grades. LOL

 

[Gunbuster]

Just edit the hosts file on the PC's http://www.trishtech.com/2013/03/redirect-or-block-web-sites-using-hosts-file/

 

[AnonymouseUser]

He's trying to spoof a University page so his parents don't see his grades. LOL

If that's all it is just redirect the link to an image. If he's trying to spoof a login page to steal a password he can fsck right off.

 

[Kadarin]

You can do it with http://trafficserver.apache.org/ or some other proxy. Should you do it?

What AnonymouseUser said.