social-engineering

The Skill supports executing phishing campaigns by providing tools to define scope, develop pretexts, launch attacks, monitor results, and capture evidence for security assessment reporting.

Pretexting is a social engineering technique included in the reference materials, used to develop fabricated scenarios that manipulate targets into disclosing information during authorized security assessments.

Yes, the Skill requires Python tools and explicitly depends on Gophish, SET, King Phisher, and Evilginx2 to execute campaigns, monitor results, and capture evidence.

Yes, the Skill covers comprehensive social engineering techniques including vishing and physical security, providing methodologies to assess human-factor defenses across multiple attack vectors.

The best way is using the Skill's structured approach, which supports scope definition, pretext development, execution, monitoring, and comprehensive reporting for human-factor security assessments.

Yes, executing social engineering tests requires various Python tools to run campaigns with SET and King Phisher, monitor results, and capture evidence effectively.