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Learn the key methods and techniques for applying open source intelligence and web reconnaissance in your security assessments and penetration tests

Table of Contents

How the Web Really Works
Meta Searching/Advance Search Engines
Advanced Browsers
Power Searching
Online Anonymity
What is OSINT/WEBINT?
OSINT Tools and Techniques
Metadata
Darkweb/Deepweb
Manage/Analyze/Visualize DATA
Online Security and Defense
Social Network Analysis (SNA)
Python Basics
Case Studies, Examples, and Scenarios
Related Topics of Interest

About the Author

Sudhanshu Chauhan is an information security professional and OSINT specialist. He has worked in the information security industry, previously as Senior security analyst at iViZ and currently as Director and Principal Consultant at Octogence Tech Solutions, a penetration testing consultancy. He previously worked at the National Informatics Center in New Delhi developing web applications to prevent threats. He has a B.Tech (CSE) from Amity School of Engineering and Diploma in Cyber Security. He has been listed in various Hall of Fame such as Adobe, eBay, Yandex, and Freelancer. Sudhanshu has also written various articles on a wide range of topics including Cyber Threats, Vulnerability Assessment, Honeypots, and Metadata. An Information Security professional with expertise in the field of Application and Network Security. He has completed his B.Tech (IT) and has also earned various prestigious Certifications in his domain such as CEH, CCNA etc. Apart from performing security assessments he has also been involved in conducting / imparting information security training. He has been listed in various prestigious Hall of Fame such as Google, Microsoft, Yandex etc. and has also written various articles / technical papers.

Reviews

"...a very interesting exploration of tools that exist on the Internet for gathering open-source intelligence (OSINT), information gathered using open-source tools from publicly available sources…of interest to people who work in the intelligence or security fields..." --Computing Reviews