The Social Engineering Toolkit (SET) is a powerful tool used for social engineering attacks in Kali Linux. To install the SET Toolkit, open a terminal window and type the following command: sudo apt-get install setoolkit. This will install the SET Toolkit on your system. Once the installation is complete, you can launch the SET Toolkit by typing setoolkit in the terminal window.
The SET Toolkit is a powerful tool that can be used to perform various social engineering attacks. It is important to understand the different attack vectors available in the SET Toolkit before attempting any attack. To select an attack vector, open the SET Toolkit and select the “Attack Vectors” tab. From here, you can select the attack vector you wish to use.
Once you have selected an attack vector, you can configure the attack by selecting the “Configure Attack” tab. Here, you can configure the attack parameters such as the target IP address, port, and other settings. Once you have configured the attack, you can execute it by selecting the “Execute Attack” tab.
After executing the attack, you can analyze the results by selecting the “Analyze Results” tab. Here, you can view the results of the attack and determine if the attack was successful.
In order to launch the SET Toolkit in Kali Linux, you need to open a terminal window and type in the following command: sudo setoolkit. This will launch the SET Toolkit and you will be presented with the main menu. From here, you can select the attack vector you want to use and configure the attack. You can also execute the attack and analyze the results.
It is important to note that the SET Toolkit is a powerful tool and should be used with caution. Before launching the SET Toolkit, it is recommended to read the Kali Linux Training documentation to understand the basics of social engineering attacks and the SET Toolkit.
The SET Toolkit in Kali Linux provides a wide range of attack vectors for social engineering attacks. To select an attack vector, open the SET Toolkit and navigate to the “Social-Engineering Attacks” menu. Here you will find a list of attack vectors, such as website attack vectors, mass mailer attack, and teardrop attack. Select the attack vector you want to use and configure the attack. For example, if you want to use the website attack vector, you will need to configure the attack by entering the URL of the target website, the number of threads, and the number of requests. Once you have configured the attack, you can execute it by clicking the “Execute Attack” button. After the attack is executed, you can analyze the results by viewing the logs and reports generated by the SET Toolkit.
Once you have selected an attack vector, you can configure the attack in the SET Toolkit. To do this, you will need to enter the target's IP address, the port to use, and the type of attack you want to perform. You can also configure the attack to use a specific payload, such as a reverse shell or a web shell. To configure the attack, open the SET Toolkit and enter the following command:
setoolkitOnce you have configured the attack vector, you can execute the attack. To do this, open the SET Toolkit and select the attack vector you want to use. Then, click the "Launch Attack" button. This will launch the attack and you will see the results in the terminal window. You can also view the results in the SET Toolkit's "Results" tab.
To execute the attack, you will need to enter the following command in the terminal window: setoolkit -a [attack vector]
setoolkit -a website_attack_vectors
Once the attack is complete, you can analyze the results. You can view the results in the SET Toolkit's "Results" tab, or you can view the results in the terminal window. You can also export the results to a file for further analysis.
Once the attack has been executed, it is important to analyze the results. This can be done by using the SET Toolkit's reporting feature. To access the reporting feature, open the SET Toolkit and select the "Reporting" tab. From here, you can view the results of the attack, including the IP addresses of the target, the type of attack used, and the success rate. Additionally, you can export the results to a CSV file for further analysis.
It is also important to review the logs of the attack. This can be done by using the SET Toolkit's log viewer. To access the log viewer, open the SET Toolkit and select the "Logs" tab. Here, you can view the detailed logs of the attack, including the commands used, the IP addresses of the target, and the success rate.
Finally, it is important to review the results of the attack. This can be done by using the SET Toolkit's reporting feature. To access the reporting feature, open the SET Toolkit and select the "Reporting" tab. From here, you can view the results of the attack, including the IP addresses of the target, the type of attack used, and the success rate. Additionally, you can export the results to a CSV file for further analysis.