Lenin alevski 🕵️💻4d ago

Ever wonder how to simulate phishing attacks ethically? 🎣🔒

Gophish is an open-source toolkit tailored for penetration testers and organizations to conduct phishing simulations. With support for Go, it's cross-platform, deployable via Docker, and perfect for crafting realistic campaigns.

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BeerOpsHQOct 2

Look out for these guys at the Melb gig 🎉 #BeerOps approved cleverness!

#Culsight is a #cybersecurity awareness platform using phishing simulations, gamified learning & motion graphics to help employees fight cybercrime.

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Digital Edge VenturesAug 26

🧠 Human error causes 95% of breaches. Digital Edge turns your team into your strongest defense. Continuous training. Real-world simulations. Zero guesswork.

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Ľuboš Moščovič  Jan 4

Do you think common people would pay for security awareness training? Like e.g. phishing simulation? Maybe 6 EUR yearly?

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Chris BeattieMay 22, 2024
Discovered a new hateful thing about #phishingsimulation today; having to whitelist hundreds of 'malicious' domains on multiple layers of URL filtering so when a user clicks on a link they can get the 'you did bad' message and have their infraction reported. Some of my org's web filtering layers don't support whitelisting, e.g. the UK National Cyber Security Centre's Protective DNS service. What do we do about that? Well we just accept that some clicks will be blocked and not reported, which will further skew the already highly dubious click-rate metrics. Which makes me wonder, why are we gathering them in the first place?