Social-Engineering-Toolkit-Introduction.md

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 The Social Engineering Toolkit (SET) is a quick and powerful tool for generating effective and believable social engineering attacks. 
 
-In this wiki, we'll discuss installation and then move on to a couple of example use cases.
+In this wiki, we'll discuss installation and then move on to an example use case.
 
 ## Installation
 
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 $ cd set
 $ pip install -r requirements.txt
 ```
+## Usage
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+On first boot, you'll be greeted by a lovely page describing terms of service and setting of initial config files looking something like this:
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+![image](uploads/025c52b876bafb3a11c2b43520952039/image.png)
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+At the bottom, you can simply type Y (or y) to accept the ToS.
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+When finished, you will be greeted by the main menu!
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+![image](uploads/ad2752cbbed7f586ed3ac36d020c7ff1/image.png)
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+There are 6 options to choose from:
+1. Social-Engineering Attacks -- takes you to the sub-menu of all coded social engineering attacks
+2. Penetration Testing (Fast-Track) -- takes you to a list of coded exploits to help with other pentesting than SE
+3. Third Party Modules -- Modules added to the git repository not developed by TrustedSec
+4. Update the Social-Engineer Toolkit -- Updates the application
+5. Update SET Configuration -- Takes you to update your config for using SET
+6. Help, Credits, and About -- Built-in help pages plus giving credit to all those who helped and more about SET
+
+## Example
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+Now time for the fun part! Using SET to generate an attack.
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