Have you ever wondered how hackers trick people into giving away their Instagram passwords? This course provides a complete, step-by-step guide to understanding these techniques for ethical purposes. You’ll gain practical knowledge of phishing, email spoofing, and social engineering tactics, so you can recognize and defend against these methods in real life.

What You’ll Learn:

Understanding Phishing Pages
Phishing pages are fake websites designed to look exactly like Instagram’s login page. Hackers use these pages to trick people into entering their usernames and passwords.

We’ll teach you how to create a phishing page using a tool we provide. This tool makes the process straightforward, even if you’re new to ethical hacking.

For those who want a more hands-on approach, we’ll guide you through manually creating a phishing page from scratch. This will give you a deeper understanding of how these attacks are set up.

Crafting Fake Emails (Email Spoofing)
To convince someone to visit a phishing page, hackers often send fake emails that appear to be from Instagram. These emails create a sense of urgency, prompting the target to act quickly.

You’ll learn how to craft these emails using techniques to make them look legitimate, such as masking the sender to appear like Instagram.

We’ll guide you step-by-step in replicating Instagram’s official email style to make your emails more convincing.

Sending Fake Login Alerts and OTPs
To increase the target’s panic and likelihood of falling for the phishing attempt, hackers often send fake One-Time Password (OTP) notifications.

We’ll show you how to use our tool to send OTP messages that make the victim believe someone is attempting to log into their Instagram account.

The victim will see this message and think they need to act immediately to secure their account, leading them to interact with the phishing page.

Social Engineering Fundamentals
Before diving into simulations, we’ll explore the basics of social engineering, the psychological techniques hackers use to manipulate their targets.

You’ll learn about tactics like creating urgency, building trust, and exploiting human errors.

Understanding these principles will help you grasp why people fall for these scams and how to prevent them.

Simulating a Social Engineering Attack
After mastering phishing pages, emails, and OTPs, we’ll show you how to combine them into a realistic simulation.

You’ll create an email alert warning the target that their Instagram account was accessed from an unknown location.

This alert directs them to the phishing page you built.
When they attempt to “reset” their password on the phishing page, their login credentials (username and password) will be captured.