"Breaking Down Walls: Creating a Python-Based Social Engineering Toolkit"

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Discussion: best practices

 

[mibiad]

"Cool thread, been looking for a solid Python SE tool for some time now. Does this one have any integrations with other tools like Metasploit or Burp Suite? Would love to know the capabilities of this kit"

 

[zanzur]

best practices - let's talk

 

[aleksei382051]

"Interesting project, but I've got to ask, what's the plan for securing user data and maintaining anonymity in a social engineering tool? I'd hate to see this get misused by malicious actors. Anyone with some experience in this space, weigh in on the potential risks?"

 

[Barev]

Thoughts on new trends?

 

[ASASDA]

"Lol, I'm not sure this is the best project to share on our forum. I mean, I get the educational value, but let's keep in mind that this is basically a collection of social engineering attacks. Can we please discuss this in a 'harmless' environment or keep it out of our community?"

 

[newprog]

opportunities - let's talk

 

[ydihua0668]

"Not sure if this is the right move, but using Python for a social engineering toolkit is a genius idea. The scripting capabilities and ease of use will make it super accessible to newbies. What kind of features are you planning to include in the first release?"

 

[iagusia]

"Lol, not sure about this thread - social engineering is all about people, not code. I'm more concerned about the ethics than the tech itself. Can we get a better understanding of what this tool is trying to achieve?"

 

[jexonvill]

"Hey folks, I've got to say I'm loving the direction of this project. A Python-based social engineering toolkit could be a game-changer for both researchers and pen-testers. Can someone give an update on the current status and if there's a GitHub link to get started?"