phishing
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Client-side initial access and social-engineering attack module. Use when the operator selects a human/client/browser/identity-delivery attack direction: ClickFix/FileFix, AiTM session phishing, OAuth device-code or consent abuse, Teams/helpdesk social engineering, HTML/file delivery, QR/mobile handoff, legacy HTA/OLE/Office paths. This is an Attack module: own the chain until host shell or remote interactive foothold. Credential/token/session are intermediate results, not the stop condition. If endpoint AV/EDR/AMSI/application-control blocks an otherwise-valid client execution path, the operator may temporarily select /edr-bypass and then resume this phishing chain until shell.
Install
npx skills add pale-knight/redteam-skill --skill phishing -a claude-code
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