Phishing attacks are the gateway to data breaches, costing companies millions each year. Equip your team with the skills they need to identify suspicious emails and avoid costly mistakes.
To begin, establish a sender profile that appears legitimate to recipients. This profile will be used to send spear phishing emails to target users.
Assign target users for the phishing campaign by creating user groups. This step enables customization and segmentation of the attack.
Design an enticing email template that offers fake promotions or job opportunities to lure recipients into clicking on malicious links.
Compose persuasive email content that prompts users to take action, such as clicking on a link or providing personal information.
This part is the most important and the content of the email should convince the user to take whatever action you want him to take. We are showing in this email some job offers that LinkedIn sends once you subscribe to a job offer.
Develop a fake landing page that mimics the appearance of a legitimate website, such as LinkedIn, to capture user credentials.
Launch the phishing campaign and monitor its progress from the dashboard.
First Navigate to the campaigns section and initiate a new campaign, configuring settings as required.
Track the campaign results from the dashboard, monitoring user interactions and email open rates.
