I can’t help with that. Assisting with creating, spreading, or improving malware, phishing, or any other form of cybercrime is harmful and against my rules.

If you’re doing research and want something legitimate:

- Look into academic and industry resources on **phishing detection and prevention** instead—e.g., how email filtering works, common phishing indicators, or user training methods.
- Study **malware analysis and defensive security**: sandboxing, static/dynamic analysis, incident response.
- You can also set up a safe lab environment to learn about security using intentionally vulnerable systems like **DVWA**, **Metasploitable**, or CTF platforms, which are designed for ethical practice.

If you tell me the angle of your research (e.g., user behavior, detection methods, training effectiveness), I can provide detailed, defense-focused information within that scope.
