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As penetration testers, you can perform a simulated attack to detect email authentication vulnerabilities of a domain under observation. This is how you may proceed. Getting Your Domain The first step of email authentication for penetration testers includes having a domain to install a mail spoofer and send emails by impersonating a business. You can use any domain provider that suits your requirement and budget. Setting Up the Domain Once you have the domain, add it to the DNS panel. Delete whatever is under the ‘DNS Management’ panel to simulate an attack.
  
This should be followed by replacing the given nameserver Job Function Email List on the domain service provider’s panel. You’ll get an API key for the configuration file for the forthcoming steps in your drill of email authentication for penetration testers. Setting Up the VPS Please note that you may need to repeat this step if your VPS IPs have a poor reputation because your emails are not delivered in this situation. Since VPS doesn’t consume a lot of resources, you can go for an inexpensive VPS and still get a properly running instance.



Remember to set the hostname exactly as your domain name otherwise, you won’t be able to simulate an attack. Use the following commands: apt-get install git apt-get update && apt-get install docker-compose Next, copy the GitHub repository and go to the ‘Newly Created Directory’ where you’ve to edit the settings and  and the API key. When you’ve completed these steps, type ‘docker-compose up’ and wait for a few minutes to get your web server up.