What is portal?

Portal - In koala language, such a website that is responsible for carrying out phishing.

Most often it is represented by an address that:

• begins with https - so that the user can be tested for the mistaken belief “green padlock = 100% security”.
• the address is a fully qualified name entered in the DNS - the user cannot learn that “numbers in the browser are danger, letters are security.”
• (usually) the path within the host as a string of characters satisfying the regular expression: (/[a-zA-Z0-9]+)+
• no parameters included (string after question mark) or hash path (string after #, found within Single Page Application).

A portal in an extreme case can be a .html file, as long as it passes quality control in terms of:

• check for availability within the network
• token exchange check
• code audit to exclude the possibility of using the portal as a genuine phishing tool.

A list of portals can be found (in the Pro version only) in the dedicated Portals tab. The ability to introduce new ones is limited for an organization that has gone through the appropriate accreditation process.