Osint: Open-Source Intelligence
Last updated 9/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 4.25 GB | Duration: 9h 1m
Last updated 9/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 4.25 GB | Duration: 9h 1m
For hackers, investigators, and everyone else
What you'll learn
By the end of the course you will have a good understanding of OSINT, how to perform it, the tools necessary
How your own information online could be used against you.
You will learn Linux basics, and how to setup your own virtual lab.
Various tools and the use cases for each
Requirements
A computer (prefered), smartphone, or tablet with a internet connection. 8 gb memory and 40 gb of hdd to follow along with the VM
Description
In this course you will be learning about OSINT (Open-source intelligence) from a hacker's point of view. Tools, techniques, setting up a virtual lab, and how to protect yourself. This is a comprehensive course that will be using free open source tools to investigate people and companies. No matter if you are totally new to the fascinating world of OSINT and hacking or have some experience, this course will walk you through how both hackers and investigators use these tools and why. This course is designed to be beginner friendly and also help educate experienced individuals alike with a easy to follow and practical approach. Your safety is also important as we explore the use of sock puppets, a Linux virtual machine and more. Worried about out of date content? I have gone through updating the content as things change, become obsolete, I find new cool tools, or techniques. These updates are free along with the bonus content.Get stuck or have a question? Always feel free to send me a message and I will do my best to help you out!FYI, a reminder: I not anyone that is a part of DGS has any affiliation with any of the vendors, software manufactures, or programmers in this course.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 What is OSINT and who is OSINT for?
Lecture 3 Mental preperation
Lecture 4 Data sheet
Lecture 5 OSINT Path
Lecture 6 Disclaimer
Lecture 7 What will you need?
Section 2: Reporting
Lecture 8 OSINT Report Template
Lecture 9 OSINT Presentation
Section 3: Getting started
Lecture 10 Virtualization
Lecture 11 Installing Virtualbox (Windows host)
Lecture 12 Tracelabs Linux install
Lecture 13 Tracelabs Linux tour
Lecture 14 Linux Terminal basics
Lecture 15 Taking snapshots in VB for TL Linux
Section 4: About sock puppets
Lecture 16 Why a sock puppet account and what is it?
Lecture 17 Sudo
Lecture 18 https://temp-mail.org/
Lecture 19 Using Text Free for texting updated
Section 5: Data collection
Lecture 20 Handling data
Lecture 21 Taking notes
Lecture 22 Cherry tree templates
Lecture 23 Opening Cherry tree files (No audio)
Lecture 24 Bonus: How to use Cherrytree templates
Lecture 25 Keeping your data safe
Lecture 26 Onionshare
Section 6: Advance searching
Lecture 27 Google Advanced Operators
Lecture 28 Google Maps
Lecture 29 Google Images
Lecture 30 Google alerts
Lecture 31 Other reverse image searches
Lecture 32 Geolocation
Section 7: Reverse searches
Lecture 33 Reverse email
Lecture 34 Phone OSINT
Lecture 35 Bonus: Reverse phone US and Europe
Lecture 36 Reverse Phone
Lecture 37 Deepfake detection
Lecture 38 Deepware.ai
Section 8: Employee and employer searches
Lecture 39 Business searches
Section 9: People searches
Lecture 40 Black Book Online
Lecture 41 xlek
Lecture 42 Dehashed (Updated 2/2/19)
Lecture 43 ';–have i been pwned?
Lecture 44 webmii
Lecture 45 Resume finders
Lecture 46 Family trees
Lecture 47 Property ownership
Lecture 48 Hospitals
Section 10: Website OSINT
Lecture 49 Spiderfoot
Lecture 50 HTTrack
Lecture 51 Updated: Metagoofil
Lecture 52 Webpage Cache
Lecture 53 Saving to the Internet Archive
Section 11: The Darkweb
Lecture 54 The darkweb
Lecture 55 Tor
Lecture 56 2 VPN or not 2 VPN with Tor
Lecture 57 Ahmia.fi
Section 12: Various browser plugins
Lecture 58 Filtering fake news with SurfSafe
Lecture 59 Image Capturing
Lecture 60 User agent switcher
Lecture 61 start.me
Section 13: Social media
Lecture 62 Building a Facebook sock puppet account
Lecture 63 Twitter Mind map
Lecture 64 Twitter
Lecture 65 Facebook ID
Lecture 66 FB Down
Lecture 67 Bypassing Youtube login Bonus
Lecture 68 Bonus: Using social media to track the Capitol riots
Lecture 69 Bonus User searches with Maigret
Lecture 70 Youtube Data Viewer
Lecture 71 Fixed Bonus: Profil3r https://github.com/Greyjedix/Profil3r
Section 14: OSINT Frameworks
Lecture 72 OSINT Framework
Section 15: Miscellaneous
Lecture 73 Maltego
Lecture 74 OSIRT
Lecture 75 EXIF.tools
Lecture 76 Bonus: Canary Tokens
Lecture 77 Bitcoins (Bonus)
Lecture 78 Bonus: Euro OSINT Site
Lecture 79 Australian Tools
Lecture 80 Bonus: Geo-Recon
Lecture 81 BONUS: Online dating
Section 16: Bringing it all together
Lecture 82 Email OSINT Investigation Bonus
Lecture 83 It's test time!
Lecture 84 What's this building?
Lecture 85 Finding a person
Lecture 86 Phone number OSINT
Lecture 87 Quiz (exercise 2)
Lecture 88 Quiz (exercise 2) solution
Section 17: Bonus
Lecture 89 Building a OISNT VM OS from scratch intro
Lecture 90 Loading Mint
Lecture 91 Adding programs from the repository
Lecture 92 Programs from the repository
Lecture 93 Browser extentions
Lecture 94 Git installs Recon Dog
Lecture 95 Pwnbin
Lecture 96 Where to practice your OSINT skills
Section 18: In closing
Lecture 97 In closing
Section 19: Bonus
Lecture 98 Links Updated 4/27/22
Lecture 99 start.me
Lecture 100 Slide dump
Lecture 101 Certifications
Anyone that wants to learn OSINT, hackers, security professionals, investigators, people interested in security.