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# Dual Hooks

## Requirements

* [Discord Account](http://discord.com/)
* 100+ People Fanbase

#### Steps

1. Create a dual hooked phishing generator.
2. Share it to social media like [YouTube ](http://youtube.com/)or [TikTok](https://www.tiktok.com/).
3. Wait for hits to arrive.

#### What are dual hooks?

* Dual hooks are a type of phishing attack where stolen information is sent to two individuals: the original owner and a secondary owner who used a custom generator made by the original owner.
* This method is commonly used to automatically obtain login details from unsuspecting individuals, particularly in the context of online gaming platforms like Roblox.
* Dual hooks work by tricking users into clicking on a fraudulent link, which then prompts them to enter their login credentials.
* The information entered by the user is then captured and sent to the two owners of the hook, allowing them to gain unauthorized access to the user's account.
* Dual hooks are a form of social engineering that rely on exploiting the trust and vulnerability of users and are considered a serious threat to online security.


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