Social Engineering
The Social Engineering Toolkit (SET) is an open-source Python-driven framework designed to facilitate advanced social engineering attacks. It provides a menu-driven interface to generate spear-phishing campaigns, credential harvesting web pages, and infectious media for authorized penetration testing.
sudo apt install set
sudo setoolkit
The Social Engineering Toolkit (SET) is an open-source Python-driven framework designed for advanced social engineering attacks. It provides a menu-driven interface for phishing, credential harvesting, and infectious media generation.
SET includes modules for spear-phishing, website attacks, credential harvesting, mass mailing, and infectious media creation. It integrates with Metasploit for payload delivery.
SET is widely used by penetration testers and red teams for social engineering assessments. It provides realistic attack simulations to test employee security awareness.
sudo setoolkitLaunch the Social-Engineer Toolkit with root privilegessetoolkitStart the interactive SET menuseautomate answers.txtReplay a saved sequence of SET menu answers non-interactivelynano /etc/setoolkit/set.configEdit the global SET configuration file1Main menu: select Social-Engineering Attacks2Main menu: select Penetration Testing (Fast-Track)4Main menu: Update the Social-Engineer Toolkit5Main menu: Update the SET configuration1 > 1Open Spear-Phishing Attack Vectors1 > 2Open Website Attack Vectors1 > 2 > 1Website: Java Applet Attack Method1 > 2 > 2Website: Metasploit Browser Exploit Method1 > 2 > 3Website: Credential Harvester Attack Method1 > 2 > 3 > 1Credential Harvester using built-in Web Templates1 > 2 > 3 > 2Credential Harvester using Site ClonerConduct spear-phishing and mass phishing attacks.
Clone websites to capture credentials.
Create USB payloads for physical attacks.
Clone sites for credential capture.
This tool is designed for authorized security testing, educational purposes, and legitimate network administration only. Unauthorized access to computer systems is illegal.