Attack Settings

Domain

Select an attack domain you have registered. This will be the primary domain for both the sender email address and the associated landing page.

SSL

When using an attack domain, it's important to create an SSL certificate.

Without an SSL certificate, your recipients will encounter a big red warning page, signaling that the site they're trying to access isn't secure. This could seriously affect the authenticity of your simulation if it's not properly set up.

If you've already created an SSL certificate you can use the Select Existing SSL Certificate option. If not, you can either manually generate one yourself or automatically generate and install one using Let's Encrypt (this is much easier).

Sender Name, Email, and Subject

Here you will define from whom the Attack is being sent, their email address, and the subject.

It's recommended to use a sender email address that matches your registered attack domain. This practice enhances email deliverability by leveraging existing DNS records, reducing the risk of emails being caught by spam filters.

Template Language

Select a default language for the template. Later on you can add additional language configurations.

Email Preview

Later on you can edit this email, for now the campaign wizard simply shows you what the template email looks like.