Description

Evilginx Mastery Course

Introduction

Evilginx phishing training course is designed to help security professionals, red teams, and penetration testers master the advanced phishing toolkit Evilginx‑2 and understand how to simulate highly realistic man‑in‑the‑middle (MiTM) attacks. This course provides a comprehensive roadmap from basic setup to advanced deployment, technique execution, and detection avoidance strategies.

Course Overview

In this Evilginx Mastery Course, you will learn how to install, configure, and operate Evilginx‑2 in a controlled lab environment. We walk you through the architecture, the phishlet concept, and how to craft custom phishing scenarios that mimic legitimate services. You will also learn how to evade common detection mechanisms and design sustainable infrastructure to run your phishing campaigns safely.

What You Will Learn

• Setting Up Evilginx‑2: Installation, DNS configuration, SSL, and domain registration.
• Phishlet Development: Understanding and creating phishlets to support different web services like Google, Microsoft, LinkedIn, and custom targets.
• Attack Execution: Conducting phishing campaigns, capturing session tokens and cookies, and replaying sessions.
• Evasion Techniques: Methods for bypassing multi-factor authentication, building stealthy infrastructure, and avoiding detection by endpoint protection.
• Operational Security: Lab best practices, maintaining anonymity, and safe cleanup of phishing domains.
• Monitoring & Detection: How defenders might detect Evilginx attacks, and how to simulate defender monitoring.
• Defense Countermeasures: Recommendations for incident responders, threat hunters, and SOC teams to mitigate MiTM phishing risks.

Who Should Attend

This course is ideal for:

• Penetration testers and red-teamers who want to simulate advanced phishing attacks.
• Security analysts and blue-team professionals seeking to understand how session-hijacking attacks work.
• IT and security students who want hands-on experience with real-world phishing frameworks.

Why This Course Matters

Evilginx is increasingly relevant in sophisticated phishing attacks because it captures real session cookies instead of only credentials. By learning Evilginx, you understand how modern phishing attacks bypass multi-factor authentication, which helps you design better defenses. This mastery course arms you with the knowledge to both launch and defend against such attacks.

Course Format

The course combines:

• Video lectures demonstrating setup and attack execution.
• Hands-on labs with step-by-step exercises.
• Downloadable phishlet templates and configuration files.
• Quiz assessments to test your understanding after each module.

Prerequisites

You should have:

• Basic knowledge of Linux and command-line tools.
• Familiarity with DNS, SSL/TLS, and web architecture.
• Understanding of authentication flows, especially cookies, tokens, and OAuth.

Explore These Valuable Resources

• Evilginx‑2 GitHub Repository
• MITRE ATT&CK: Steal or Forge Client Authentication Material
• PortSwigger Web Security – Phishing and Session Hijacking

Certification and Outcomes

On completing this course, you will receive a certificate of completion that demonstrates your proficiency in Evilginx‑2 deployment, phishlet development, and attack execution. You will also gain practical experience that can be applied in penetration testing engagements, red‑team operations, or defensive security assessments.

Explore Related Courses

• Explore Related Courses: Ethical Hacking
• Explore Related Courses: Cybersecurity
• Explore Related Courses: Penetration Testing
• Explore Related Courses: Social Engineering
• Explore Related Courses: Red Team

Conclusion

The Evilginx Mastery Course is your definitive training path to mastering session‑hijacking phishing attacks. Whether you’re a red‑teamer wanting to simulate real-world adversaries or a defender building stronger security defenses, this course empowers you with the skills, knowledge, and operational maturity to leverage—or counter—Evilginx‑2 attacks.