Bait A Phish
Bait A Phish
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Bait A Phish

A local-first security pulse + learning lab with evidence-tiered output.

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What this is

Bait A Phish is an opinionated security workspace that produces reusable artifacts: daily change detection, incident briefs, research summaries, training games, and an ATT&CK-indexed retrieval layer.

It’s designed to be scannable first (so you can decide what to look at), then drill-down ready (so you can act).

How to use the site (2-minute guide)

  1. Start on Home and pick a path from the Explore cards.
  2. Use Daily to scan what changed.
  3. Jump to Incidents for deeper, curated context.
  4. Use Research for long-form references.
  5. Use MITRE to browse techniques and see linked Daily/Incidents.

Design principles

  • Deterministic selection: inclusion/ranking is rule-based (no LLM deciding what matters).
  • Evidence discipline: sources are tiered; low-trust sources are quarantined unless corroborated.
  • Local-first output: pages render from files under output/.
  • Graph over feed: ATT&CK technique pages connect daily items, incidents, and CVEs.

What’s in the MVP

How it’s made

The site is powered by a set of scheduled scripts that generate artifacts (JSON/MD/SQLite) under output/. The web UI then renders those artifacts and adds navigation + linking.

If you want the gory details—tools, triggers, workflows, timings—see Forge.