Learn to Spot
Phishing Attacks

Explore 7 interactive scenarios covering email spoofing, credential harvesting, smishing, vishing, and more. Understand the tactics attackers use — and how to defend against them.

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7 Scenarios
3 Phases Each
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How Each Scenario Works

Every simulation follows a structured 3-phase learning flow

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Phase 1 — The Bait

A realistic, live simulation of the phishing attack. Try to spot what's wrong — or fall for it like a real victim would.

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Phase 2 — The Reveal

All red flags are annotated and explained. Understand exactly how and why each element is deceptive.

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Phase 3 — The Defense

Actionable defense techniques and real-world best practices you can apply immediately.

Choose a Scenario

Each scenario is fully interactive. Complete all 7 to finish the lab.

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Email Spoofing
SMTP / Header Forgery
High

A convincing "PayPal Security Alert" email with a spoofed sender address, urgency framing, and a malicious link hidden behind a legitimate-looking button.

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Credential Harvesting
Fake Login Page
Critical

A pixel-perfect clone of the Google Sign-In page. Enter your credentials to see how attackers capture them — completely simulated, zero real transmission.

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Spear Phishing
Targeted Social Engineering
Critical

A highly personalised attack targeting "Alex Johnson" at Acme Corp. The attacker knows their name, role, manager, and even references an internal project.

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Smishing
SMS Phishing
High

A fraudulent text message from "Chase Bank" claiming your account is locked. Demonstrates short-link obfuscation and urgency tactics used in SMS attacks.

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Vishing
Voice / Call Phishing
Medium

A simulated "IRS urgent call" with the full attack script exposed. Learn how caller ID spoofing and high-pressure scripts manipulate victims over the phone.

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Pharming & Homograph
URL / DNS Manipulation
High

Side-by-side URL comparisons revealing typosquatting, IDN homograph attacks (Unicode lookalikes), and subdomain tricks that fool even careful users.

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Whaling / BEC
CEO Fraud / Business Email Compromise
Critical

An urgent wire transfer request appearing to come from the CEO. Demonstrates Business Email Compromise — one of the most costly cyber attacks targeting organisations.