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One Click. One Kill. Hacking Smartphone email clients
Email Security research shows that the majoe SmartPhone email clients do nothing to protect against targeted attacks.
JavaScript Browser Hacking
Targeted users in directed email attacks don't have to submit credentials to be hacked.. just visit the site.
Social Engineering Vs. the Casinos
When you perform 40-50 Social Engineering assessments per year, you learn to pay attention to reactions and other small conversation details. I mean, we get paid to misdirect people... and the casinos are no different.
To release or not to release
For a couple years now, I have held back on releasing a fully functional "Open source' phishing tool. But not anymore.
EULA for testing end users
EULA agreements for online applications should allow the site owner to perform phishing assessments.
Gathering Email target addresses
Ever wondered how to get more "blackbox" email target addresses? Search results vary based on company size and culture.
Route 66 trip to Defcon
Don't ever buy a rental car. I have heard this before, but I can say that I agree 100%.
the $10 phishing attack vs. phishcamp
I hear a lot of technical guys saying that they can offer the same service for $10. I want to prove that its not possible, unless your an attacker. Sure, you can send a phishing attack in a couple hours with free email scripts etc, but it's not going to be near commercial quality. How about the scenarios? Filter evasion? The report? Metrics and analysis of user behavior? Training? It just can't be done.
Email Attack Payloads
When you think of a phishing attack, you think of a scam sent out to millions of people targeting a brand or a bank. The payload is nothing but a credential harvesting script right? WRONG! You have to think outside the box.
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