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Phishing attacks are an extremely common attack vector that has been used for many years, and the potential impact and risk involved are well known to most Internet users. However, it is still a highly relevant attack vector being used in the wild, affecting many victims. Phishing attacks exploits the vulnerable human factor. The words easy and phishing never really seem to go together. Setting up a proper phishing infrastructure can be a real pain. This talk aims to walk you through the whole process of deploying an phishing campaign infrastructure from the perception of an attacker.
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