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I hope you have enjoyed this lesson on King Phisher and how phishing

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tactics can be used to gain initial access and beyond. Below, I have

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put together some additional information that you can use to explore

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the capabilities of King Phisher, as well some of the features we

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covered in our demos. While we covered the King Phisher templates in

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our course,

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there's a very robust GitHub repository I recommend you take a

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look at to build more complex phishing attacks.

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A few added capabilities we did not cover in our lesson that

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you may want to explore are the reporting functionality, as

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well as the SMS phishing feature.

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On the right‑hand side of the slide,

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I have included some external resources that you can leverage with King Phisher,

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including my Pluralsight course on PoshC2, which you can use to extend

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your King Phisher attack through the cyber kill chain,

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as well as information on how to build your own SMTP server

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to use to send messages with King Phisher.

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I also encourage you to access clickable versions of the

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links on this slide by reviewing the slides PDF available

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in the exercise files download.

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I hope you have enjoyed your introduction to King Phisher

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and are able to take advantage of its feature set during

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your red teaming activities