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Platforms which allow arbitrary images to be included in sent emails, or a company name in a manner distinct from arbitrary text insertion (i.e., prominent styling or location in email).
A quick-reference page detailing options for leveraging trusted platforms' email features to deliver your phishing emails for you during your next social engineering campaign.
An overview of general tag definitions is included below. Each LOTE entry can be expanded for further details related to how each tag pertains to the platform in question.
Platforms which allow arbitrary images to be included in sent emails, or a company name in a manner distinct from arbitrary text insertion (i.e., prominent styling or location in email).
Platforms which allow arbitrary text to be included in sent emails. If the arbitrary text can include certain HTML elements, then additional LOTE tags may apply for that platform as well.
Platforms which either allow arbitrary attachments to sent emails, or whose emails are designed to link directly to a file or folder of files hosted on the platform.
Platforms which allow users to customize the display name used in the source address for the sent email, or which sends from a generic address which masks the real sender identity.
Platforms which allow arbitrary URLs to be included in sent emails in a manner distinct from arbitrary text insertion (e.g., anchor tag, button, meeting location, ICS file contents, etc.).
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