ReonBrack
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This tool will not be used for spamming purposes, but for phishing education. I'll check Spam Assassin out. EDIT: SPF aims to prevent email forgery, but If the domain name in the sender address is bogus or controlled the sender, the SPF test will not be of any use. So if I use something like @secure.mycompany which does not have an SPF record, the check is skipped
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This works if I use Direct-To-MX, but the mail gets flagged as spam. EDIT: This might be because the default for smtp.ehlo() is localhost. So if I do something like smtp.ehlo("taget_domain") I might get passed some spamfilters.
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Everything works other than the spoofing, so I can't do much with a basic tutorial on SMTPlib. I've tried forging the headers and such, but to no avail. Maybe smtp.send() does some checks? I don't know. I have seen some PHP tutorials, and all they do is forge the header.
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With the SMTPlib in python you use the attach function to add a MIMEText to a message. That's why I said attach, which is totally different than an email attachement. (Excuse me for the confusion) There is nothing wrong with my mails, other than I'd like to spoof the sender address (with python).
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You are right it does, but it's not a user/code friendly way of doing things. My mails have HTML and RTF attached to them
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Hi guys I have made a mailer script in python that sends phishing emails with personalized links, to track who has taken the bait and who didn't. These people can then be further educated about phishing. The only thing that's missing to start doing these tests is the email spoofing. I see alot of guides and tutorials with telnet, but that does not support HTML/RTF formatting. There are some mailer websites that can send spoofed HTML like http://emkei.cz/. So my question is; how do they do it and is it possible in Python? EDIT: I have a Direct-To-MX mail feature, but the mail just ends up in the spamfolder.