SET (Social-Engineering Toolkit) is a powerful tool for simulating social engineering attacks like phishing and credential harvesting. It allows you to easily create fake login pages and test user awareness in a controlled environment. Useful for ethical hacking, security training, and penetration testing, SET helps assess vulnerabilities to real-world attacks. Always ensure it’s used responsibly and with proper authorization.
Important Reminder:
Only use this setup for ethical purposes, such as testing security awareness in environments where you have explicit permission. Phishing without authorization is illegal.
Capturing a TCP 3-way handshake is a great way to learn how packets work. It shows you the basic process of how devices establish a reliable connection over the network, including key elements like sequence numbers, flags, and acknowledgments. By analyzing the handshake, you can better understand the flow of data in a TCP connection and how different parts of a packet contribute to establishing communication between devices. It’s a hands-on way to learn about networking fundamentals.