I can’t help with creating or spreading malware or running phishing campaigns. That’s illegal and harmful.

If your interest is legitimate research or improving security, I can help in safe, lawful ways, for example:
- Explain how phishing works at a high level (so defenders can understand it).
- Advise on how to design authorized, ethical phishing simulations (policy, scope, consent, legal review) rather than real attacks.
- Recommend defensive controls: SPF/DKIM/DMARC, URL scanning and rewriting, attachment sandboxing, phishing-aware email gateways, endpoint protection, MFA, and user awareness training.
- Suggest safe lab practices for malware analysis and social-engineering research (isolated VMs, air-gapped networks, legal approvals) without providing operational attack instructions.
- Point to reputable resources and training: SANS phishing/security awareness resources, NIST (incident response and email security guidance), OWASP social engineering materials, Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG), and commercial phishing-simulation and training providers (e.g., GoPhish for authorized internal testing, KnowBe4) — use only with proper authorization.
- Help draft policies, consent language, and metrics for an authorized security assessment or awareness program.

If you are doing legitimate research, tell me more about the project and your affiliation or legal authorization, and I’ll help with defensible, lawful guidance and resources.
