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.
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.
Welcome to the OSINT 2 course, this is a continuation to the previous course that I have on Udemy. If you took that course or have a basic background in OSINT welcome. This course is designed to build off of that knowledge.
Yes, this is a quick disclaimer for the course.
In this video we go over a quick OSINT checklist.
Collect information-Analyze information-Verify information-Record information.
It's time for some deep magic information gathering with Dmitry.
In this video we dig some domains with Dig.
Emails, sub domains, we can find them all with the harvester.
In this video we discuss how social engineering (SE) can be used in OSINT.
Tracking URLS with Grabify.
This was a clever technique that was discussed on the Privacy and Security podcast.
In this video we take a look at spoofing emails and why.
In this video we talk about how to find out who owns that home.
In this video we take a look at secure ways to send for file transfers.
In this video we take a look at the encryption tool Veracrypt.
In this video we talk about what a hashed password is and how to unhash it.
In this video we take a look at a live keylogger and keepass and why it's important to use a password manager. This is a clip from my Ethical Hacking course.
In this video we talk about using Canary tokens to track a user.
In this video we talk about how to embed a canary token into a email.
In this video we learn how to scan a network with Nmap and Zenmap.
Checking users with knowem.
In this video we give the full version of Pipl a spin.
In this video we discuss searching for code online.
Github page for searching code: https://help.github.com/en/articles/searching-code
In this video we use snbox to scan potentially malicious files and see what lies within.
In this video we discuss VPNs and how to test them with DNSleak.
Is that IP a Tor IP? Lets use exhonorator and find out.
http://www.casaforchildren.org/site/c.mtJSJ7MPIsE/b.5553815/k.2B5D/Statewide_Criminal_Background_Check_Resources.htm
https://ncsc-search.squiz.cloud/s/search.html?clicked_fluster=public+records&cluster0=records&profile=_default&query=%60public+records%60&collection=ncsc-meta
https://pipl.com/
https://www.studordud.com/
https://www.nsopw.gov/
In this video we check various crimes with crime reports.
In this video we learn how to search for inmates.
Is that gun stolen? Let's find out with hotgunz.
In this video we check if that twitter user is a bot.
Another bot checking program.
Twitter wayback machine: http://staringispolite.github.io/twayback-machine/?ref=producthunt
In this video we use the Twitter scraping tool Twint.
In this video we use the facebook "stalking" tool Stalkface for OSINT.
In this video we use the Facebook tool who posted what.
In this video we take a look at how to retrieve deleted Reddit comments.
https://igram.io/
https://smallseotools.com/plagiarism-checker/
In this video we take a look at leveraging a plagiarism checker for OSINT.
Make a fake profile with thispersondoesnotexist.
In this video we take a look at how to create a OSINT profile.
In this video we use a Ashley Madison leaked database to find users.
Searching for our target through Tinder.
Burner number-fake profile-geolocation switching.
Face searching with Pimeyes.
Finding scams and fake profiles with Scamdigger.
Public database searching with Cubib.
Is a person deceased or using a deceased person's identity? It happens, findagrave.
https://github.com/megadose/holehe
https://github.com/sc1341/Venmo-OSINT
Voter records are a matter of public information. In this video we take a look at that.
http://www.politicalmoneyline.com/
Did that company donate to a political party?
https://www.opensecrets.org
Deleted political tweets? Politwoops to the rescue.
Researching companies with the Better Business Bureau.
Tracking scams with the BBB scam tracker.
https://www.dobsearch.com/business-lookup/
Business searches with dobsearch.
Dig deeper into a company with glassdoor.
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