Smishing simulation
Test the attack that skips the inbox
Text-message phishing reaches people where email filters can't. Send simulated SMS lures to your team and see who received them, tapped the link and handed over data.
What you get
Smishing simulation at a glance
Personalised messages
Write SMS templates with placeholders for each person's name and their own tracked link.
Your own sender
Send through a connected Twilio account and sender, so messages arrive the way a real attack would.
Full outcome tracking
See who received each message, who tapped the link and who submitted data on the landing page.
Test before you send
Send yourself any template first to check exactly what your team will see.
Same groups as email
Target the groups and departments you already use for phishing and training.
One console
Run SMS and email simulations from the same place, against the same roster.
How it works
From set-up to results
- 1
Write the text
Create a template with name and link placeholders, then send yourself a test.
- 2
Choose who receives it
Pick the groups to target; each person needs a mobile number on their profile.
- 3
Launch and watch
Summary tiles and a results table show deliveries, taps and submissions as they happen.
Capabilities
Everything included
Campaigns
- SMS templates with personalisation placeholders
- Group-based targeting
- Received, tapped and submitted tracking
- Summary tiles and per-person results
Delivery
- Twilio-connected SMS profiles
- Test messages before launch
- Shared SMS templates pushed to every company
Works well with
Pair it with
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Learn moreSee ItelliPhish with your own team in mind
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