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Welcome back everyone! I can expect everyone being quite hungry for Evilginx updates! I am happy to announce that the tool is still kicking.
It's been a while since I've released the last update. This blog tells me that version 2.3 was released on January 18th 2019. One and a half year is enough to collect some dust.
I'll make sure the wait was worth it.
First of all, I wanted to thank all you for invaluable support over these past years. I've learned about many of you using Evilginx on assessments and how it is providing you with results. Such feedback always warms my heart and pushes me to expand the project. It was an amazing experience to learn how you are using the tool and…
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