Learn ethical phishing, device control, and social engineering defense using Storm-Breaker toolkit.
What you will learn
How to set up and use Storm-Breaker, a powerful open-source social engineering and phishing toolkit
How phishing attacks work in the real world through email, SMS, and social media
How to craft realistic phishing pages (for educational/lab purposes) and understand the psychology behind them
How hackers can remotely access device features like:
Front and back cameras
Microphone access
GPS location tracking
Battery level and device info
How to host a Storm-Breaker server using both local and public environments (including ngrok)
How social engineers exploit human behavior using fake pages, links, and persuasive tactics
How to identify and defend against Storm-Breaker and similar phishing attacks
Legal and ethical considerations for using offensive security tools safely and responsibly
Countermeasures and best practices for protecting against phishing and social engineering
How to educate others (friends, coworkers, family) to stay safe from phishing attempts
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- Course Overview
- Investigate the convergence of human psychology and technical exploitation to understand the full lifecycle of a digital breach.
- Analyze the methodology of modern adversaries who bypass traditional firewalls by targeting the weakest link: the human element.
- Develop a comprehensive understanding of the Reconnaissance Phase, focusing on how public data is weaponized for targeted attacks.
- Explore the ethical boundary between offensive testing and malicious activity to ensure all skills are applied within a professional framework.
- Deconstruct the anatomy of a link-based exploit, from the initial click to the final exfiltration of sensitive telemetry data.
- Bridge the gap between theoretical cybersecurity concepts and high-impact, hands-on lab simulations.
- Requirements / Prerequisites
- Foundational familiarity with Linux Command Line interface for navigating file systems and executing scripts.
- A computer capable of running Virtualization Software (like VMware or VirtualBox) to host a secure testing environment.
- Basic comprehension of networking fundamentals, including TCP/IP, Port Forwarding, and DNS functionality.
- Access to a stable internet connection for downloading repositories and configuring remote tunneling services.
- A strict adherence to Ethical Hacking principles and a commitment to never use these tools on unauthorized targets.
- Skills Covered / Tools Used
- Deployment of Kali Linux as a primary offensive platform for hosting social engineering frameworks.
- Advanced OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) gathering to build believable pretexts for security assessments.
- Utilization of Cloud-based Tunneling services to make local development servers accessible over the public internet.
- Manipulation of URL Obfuscation techniques to disguise malicious links from casual user observation.
- Customization of HTML/CSS Templates to replicate corporate login portals and internal landing pages with high precision.
- Management of Server-Side Logs to monitor real-time interaction and data capture during simulated exercises.
- Benefits / Outcomes
- Acquire a Red Team Mindset, allowing you to anticipate and intercept sophisticated social engineering campaigns before they escalate.
- Gain the technical proficiency to conduct Internal Security Audits for organizations seeking to harden their human perimeter.
- Develop the ability to evaluate the effectiveness of Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) against modern session-hijacking attempts.
- Enhance your professional portfolio with high-demand skills in Vulnerability Assessment and adversary emulation.
- Empower yourself to design and implement Corporate Resilience Training that goes beyond generic slide presentations.
- PROS
- Focuses on Real-World Practicality rather than dry, abstract security theories.
- Uses Open-Source Utilities, ensuring students can build their toolkit without expensive software licenses.
- Provides immediate visual feedback through successful device interaction and data retrieval labs.
- CONS
- The technical nature of the toolkit requires a steep learning curve for those completely unfamiliar with Linux environments.
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