trilwu-performing-social-engineering
Performing Social Engineering
When to Use
- Phishing campaign execution
- Credential harvesting operations
- Social engineering assessments
- Red team engagements
- Security awareness testing
Phishing Infrastructure
Gophish (Phishing Framework)
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