PhishFlood: a poc for flooding phishing kits

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Introduction # If you use Twitter to stay up to date with the latest security news, you may have noticed a community of researchers reporting phishing websites and scam pages every day (if you want to follow them, phishunt.io have a good list of profiles in their community section ). Unfortunately, reporting these websites is not always very effective. In many cases the phishing pages are removed…

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