Simulate and Send a Phishing Mail
Security Notice: This tool is for educational use only. SMTP credentials are used one time to send your simulated email and are never stored.
Do not use personal or sensitive credentials. If you expose your SMTP server to the internet, ensure it is properly secured (authentication required, strong passwords, not an open relay).
Do not use personal or sensitive credentials. If you expose your SMTP server to the internet, ensure it is properly secured (authentication required, strong passwords, not an open relay).
Why Custom SMTP?
We require users to set up their own SMTP server to ensure that email sending is done securely and responsibly. This approach gives you full control over your email-sending process and avoids misuse of shared SMTP servers.
How to Set Up an SMTP Server:
Choose one of the following options to set up your SMTP server:
- Mailgun - A cloud-based email service with free tier support. Setup Instructions
- SMTP2GO - A reliable SMTP relay service. Setup Instructions
- Postfix (Linux) - A free and open-source SMTP server for Linux. Setup Instructions
- hMailServer (Windows) - A free SMTP server for Windows. Setup Instructions
- Gmail SMTP - Use Gmail's SMTP server for sending emails. Setup Instructions
Note: Gmail does not allow spoofing. The "From" address must match your Gmail account.