Red Team Phishing Simulations: Using Evilginx2 and GoPhish

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I'd like to share my experiences using evilginx2 and gophish for red teaming phishing simulations.
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I'd like to share my experiences using evilginx2 and gophish for red teaming phishing simulations. While there are numerous guides available, I aim to highlight the nuances and practical insights that aren't typically covered in documentation and tutorials. When setting up a phishing campaign, you have three options: cloning the page, verifying the captured data against a legitimate page, or using a man-in-the-middle attack.