![]() ![]() Do you make a lot of updates based on what you get from open-source developers? It will clone it and go and rewrite all of the stuff and put all the bad code on it that will be used. The pen tester really has to do the research on the company they are going after, and create a pretext off of their victim and actually leverage the social engineer toolkit to be flexible enough to do that.īut the toolkit will clone a website and make it look legit in nature. You have to make your victims think it is a logical web site they are going to, or a logical email they are opening. A social engineer has to make things look very believable. The steps walk you through how to set it up for your individual target. How much personalization does the pen tester have to put into creating an attack if using the toolkit? It has a lot of different techniques and is basically an all-encompassing tool for leveraging social engineering in penetration testing. You can do spear phishing, you can do website attacks where it makes a website look legitimate but has a bunch of bad stuff on it. ![]() It has a lot of cutting-edge attack vectors so you can simulate a real world attack using different attack vectors. It does a lot of things, like bypasses antivirus and bypass security technologies. The tool is for pen testers, security researchers, folks that want to test how effective their awareness program is working. It is designed to make sure you can withstand a social-engineering attack and to see how well you do in one. Really what it is designed to do is test the effectiveness of your education and awareness program and test the controls you have on your associates and employees.
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