Osint: Open-Source Intelligence Level 2
Last updated 9/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 4.10 GB | Duration: 7h 33m
Last updated 9/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 4.10 GB | Duration: 7h 33m
For hackers, investigators, and everyone else
What you'll learn
In this course students will learn more advance OSINT techniques, learn about social engineering to aid in OSINT investigations and more
Requirements
A basic understanding of OSINT and techniques or students from my previous OSINT course.
Description
In this course we will be continuing our learning and understanding of OSINT. If you took my previous course ( OSINT: Open-Source Intelligence For hackers, investigators, and everyone else) then this will be a continuation from that. In this course we continue learning about additional tools along with the how and why. We create burner accounts for OSINT, criminal background checks, vehicle lookups, using Linux for OSINT, and much more. There is a growing need for OSINT skills as there is a increase in cyber crime, fraud, misinformation, disinformation campaigns, etc. This course is ideal for hackers, pentesters, investigators, HR, and everyone else. I appreciate that you are taking a look and hopefully joining this course. I work hard to provide great content and support. Feel free to check out my original OSINT course if you haven't already and preview the videos and read the reviews. This course is built and expands your knowledge from the previous OSINT 1 course as we dive deeper into the amazing world of OSINT (Open source intelligence) as we continue our journey.before, during and even after you take the course I will do my best to help you out with any questions that you have.Happy hunting!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 Disclaimer
Lecture 3 About me
Section 2: Setting up our virtual machine with Virtualbox
Lecture 4 TraceLabs Linux
Lecture 5 TraceLabs Linux tour
Section 3: Checklist
Lecture 6 Fast checklist
Lecture 7 OSINT cycle
Section 4: Website crawling tools
Lecture 8 Dmitry
Lecture 9 Dig (Domain Information Groper)
Lecture 10 The Harvester
Lecture 11 wget
Lecture 12 BONUS: Dnslytics.com
Lecture 13 URL Scan IO
Lecture 14 Domain Codex and Securitytrails
Section 5: Social engineering
Lecture 15 About social engineering and OSINT
Lecture 16 Grabify
Lecture 17 Tracking using a Visa gift card
Lecture 18 Email spoofing
Section 6: Home ownership
Lecture 19 Finding who owns a home
Lecture 20 Redfin and Zillow
Section 7: Encryption
Lecture 21 Sharedrop file transfer
Lecture 22 Veracrypt
Lecture 23 Hashed passwords
Lecture 24 Keyloggers & Keepass
Section 8: Canary tokens
Lecture 25 Canary tokens
Lecture 26 Canary token embedded
Section 9: Nmap/Zenmap
Lecture 27 Nmap & Zenmap
Section 10: Checking usernames
Lecture 28 https://knowem.com
Lecture 29 Pipl pro
Section 11: Search code
Lecture 30 Code searching
Lecture 31 https://manalyzer.org/
Section 12: VPN
Lecture 32 VPN and DNSLEAKTEST
Lecture 33 Exonera Tor
Section 13: Criminal checks
Lecture 34 Criminal background checks
Lecture 35 Sex offender check
Lecture 36 https://www.crimereports.com/
Lecture 37 https://www.bop.gov/inmateloc/
Lecture 38 Hotgunz
Section 14: Additional Twitter tools
Lecture 39 botcheck.me
Lecture 40 Botometer
Lecture 41 Twayback
Lecture 42 Twint
Lecture 43 Spoonbill
Section 15: Additional Facebook tools
Lecture 44 Stalkface
Lecture 45 Who posted what?
Section 16: Reddit
Lecture 46 Un delete Reddit comments
Section 17: Instagram
Lecture 47 Instagram User search
Lecture 48 Instaloader
Lecture 49 Download Instagram videos
Section 18: Plagiarism check
Lecture 50 Plagiarism checker
Section 19: Sock puppets
Lecture 51 Sock puppets revisited
Lecture 52 This person does not exist
Lecture 53 Data fake generator
Section 20: Dating
Lecture 54 https://ashley.cynic.al/
Lecture 55 Tinder
Lecture 56 Pimeyes
Lecture 57 Scamdigger
Lecture 58 Bonus: Dating OSINT Tips
Section 21: Other people search
Lecture 59 https://xlek.com/
Lecture 60 https://www.findagrave.com/
Lecture 61 Ancestery grave search
Lecture 62 IntelligenceX
Lecture 63 Holehe
Lecture 64 FamilyTree Now
Lecture 65 Vemo-OSINT
Lecture 66 State Farm
Section 22: Politics
Lecture 67 https://voterrecords.com/
Lecture 68 Political donations
Lecture 69 Bonus: OpenSecrets
Lecture 70 politwoops.eu/countries
Section 23: Business
Lecture 71 Better Business Bureau
Lecture 72 BBB scam tracker
Lecture 73 Business lookup
Lecture 74 Glassdoor
Lecture 75 Bonus: OpenCorporates
Lecture 76 Bonus: Security and Exchange Commision
Lecture 77 Clustrmaps
Section 24: Bitcoin
Lecture 78 Bitcoin Whos Who
Lecture 79 Bitref
Section 25: Vehicle
Lecture 80 Infotracer
Lecture 81 Carfax
Lecture 82 Auto Lookup
Lecture 83 Find by plate
Lecture 84 carnet.ai
Lecture 85 Car sticker OSINT
Section 26: Darkweb
Lecture 86 Darkdump
Lecture 87 https://onionlandsearchengine.com/
Lecture 88 http://hiddenwikitor.com/
Lecture 89 Distributed denial of secrets
Lecture 90 Hunchley
Lecture 91 8 Chan (now 8kun)
Section 27: Images
Lecture 92 Social Catfish Reverse Image
Lecture 93 Remove Background
Lecture 94 Image enhancement
Section 28: Investigation
Lecture 95 Email OSINT
Lecture 96 Name OSINT
Lecture 97 Business
Section 29: Identifying and dealing with misinformation
Lecture 98 Misinformation introduction
Lecture 99 Bonus: Using social media to track the Capitol riots
Section 30: In closing and bonuses
Lecture 100 In closing
Lecture 101 Links
Anyone that wishes to continue learning OSINT, investigators, network security professionals, or OSINT investigators that wish to build off of their basic/novice skillset.