PHP SDK

PHP SDK

Installation

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composer require botbye/botbye-php-sdk

Configuration

Phishing lives in its own dedicated BotbyePhishingClient, separate from the evaluate BotbyeClient. It is identified by a public, browser-safe clientKey, so it needs no server key — it only needs a PSR-18 HTTP client and a PSR-17 request factory. On first use it makes a one-off, process-wide-guarded, best-effort server-integration init handshake that reports this server-side integration to BotBye; it is non-blocking.

BotbyePhishingConfig takes 2 values: endpoint (optional, defaults to https://verify.botbye.com) and clientKey.

Getting clientKey

clientKey is the public, browser-safe identifier of your phishing project. It travels in the asset URL path, so it is safe to expose — no secret token and no Base64 encoding are required.

Find it on the Get Started screen of your phishing project in the BotBye dashboard.

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use Botbye\Phishing\BotbyePhishingClient;
use Botbye\Phishing\BotbyePhishingConfig;

$phishing = new BotbyePhishingClient(
    new BotbyePhishingConfig(
        endpoint: 'https://verify.botbye.com',
        clientKey: '<public-client-key>',
    ),
    $httpClient,     // PSR-18 ClientInterface
    $requestFactory, // PSR-17 RequestFactoryInterface
);

Usage

Expose a single endpoint that proxies phishing pixel requests.

When you use an SVG image, your application must also expose an endpoint on the client origin that handles requests to /{imageId}.png, where imageId is the value that arrives in the forwarded pixel query as image_id.

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$origin = $_SERVER['HTTP_ORIGIN'] ?? null;
$res = $phishing->fetchImage(origin: $origin, query: $_GET);

if ($res->error !== null) {
    http_response_code(502);
    echo $res->error->message;
    exit;
}

http_response_code($res->status);
header('Content-Type: ' . ($res->headers['Content-Type'] ?? 'image/png'));
echo $res->body;

Settings

Configuration parameters for phishing integration:

Setting Description Required Default Value
endpoint Host of the phishing API no https://verify.botbye.com
clientKey Public client-key of your phishing project yes -