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social-eng-phishing

Run an authorized phishing / spear-phishing assessment that measures human-factor risk — pretext, delivery, landing page, and tracking — without harming staff or hoarding real data. Load after social-eng-methodology when the objective is email-based (click, credential submission, or report rate). Signals: "phishing test", "simulated phishing", "test click rate", "credential harvesting assessment", awareness-campaign objective.

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# Phishing assessment

## When it applies
The engagement authorizes an email human-factor test and you've cleared `social-eng-methodology`
(authorization, allowed pretext themes, target boundaries, no-harm line). The goal is a
*measurement* — click rate, credential-submission rate, and, most importantly, the **report rate**
— not to embarrass anyone.

## Why it works
Phishing exploits trust and context, not a software bug: a message that looks like it comes from a
trusted source, with a plausible reason to act now, gets clicks even from trained users. Measuring
that safely tells the client where awareness and technical controls (MFA, mail filtering, reporting
tooling) need to improve.
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