Add email spoofing section

Signed-off-by: Hadi <[email protected]>
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- [🧪 Usage](#-usage) - [🧪 Usage](#-usage)
- [Flags](#flags) - [Flags](#flags)
- [Token](#token) - [Token](#token)
- [How does the email spoofing work?](#how-does-the-email-spoofing-work)
- [💡 Examples](#-examples) - [💡 Examples](#-examples)
- [🕵️‍♂️ Cover your tracks](#-cover-your-tracks) - [🕵️‍♂️ Cover your tracks](#-cover-your-tracks)
- [🤝 Contributing](#-contributing) - [🤝 Contributing](#-contributing)
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> **separate GitHub account** rather than your main account. This way, if > **separate GitHub account** rather than your main account. This way, if
> anything goes wrong, your primary account remains safe. > anything goes wrong, your primary account remains safe.
### How does the email spoofing work?
Here’s the process:
1. Create a new repository.
2. Make a commit using the **target's email** as the author.
3. Push the commit to GitHub.
4. Observe which GitHub account gets associated with that commit.
All of these steps are handled **automatically by the tool**, so you just need
to provide the target email.
## 💡 Examples ## 💡 Examples
```bash ```bash