Blog Posts Tagged with "OSINT"
Who Fights for the Users? Part II: FBI's AntiSec
March 15, 2012 Added by:Ali-Reza Anghaie
News is rampant with speculation that the FBI created AntiSec as a sting operation. I'm going to a further extreme to explore this - yes, conspiratorial. Cans of conspiracy worms get opened and they can't ever be closed. Something Government should strive to avoid...
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Cyber Shafarat 2012: Cyber Warfare, OpSec and Intelligence
January 31, 2012 Added by:Jeff Bardin
Cyber criminals, nation-states, hacktivists and other adversaries have different approaches to circumventing cyber defenses. They execute sometimes sophisticated, sometimes simple-minded attacks designed to use and exploit threat vectors as required to accomplish the task...
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Why I Won’t Teach You To Track Terrorists Online
January 18, 2012 Added by:Scot Terban
This is an organic process. I learned by just doing it and in the process of “doing it” I had to learn A LOT of other things apart from technology issues like hacking/security/coding etc. Remember you are dealing with PEOPLE and you have to be adept and reading them...
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The Next Generation Search Engine Hacking Arsenal
January 15, 2012 Added by:Pierluigi Paganini
LulzSec and Anonymous use Google Hacking as a means of identifying vulnerable targets, as it provides a complete and regularly updated source of sensitive info. Developers and sysadmins who want to deploy applications on cloud infrastructures should be aware...
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The Subtle Art of OSINT: Open-Source Intelligence
January 11, 2012 Added by:Scot Terban
The use of OSINT has grown. Earlier on, these sources of information that were being culled and combed through by the likes of Langley, now can be easily done by the likes of you and I with a few tools on the web or applications that you can install on your machines at home...
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The RQ170 Affair: Spoofing, Jamming, and The GBAS
December 19, 2011 Added by:Scot Terban
The documents show a program to “augment” the GPS environment in Iran by placing base stations with the Fajr GPS (GBAS) network/hardware in specific sites throughout the country to ostensibly help with aircraft navigation. In their presentation, they mention the possibility of spoofing...
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Anonymous: OSINT and Leaking of Corporate Corruption
September 29, 2011 Added by:Scot Terban
Anonymous came up with a new splinter organization that claims to be looking into corporate wrongdoing. This group is called Anonymous Analytics and claims that they are using open source information as well as soliciting leaks/whistleblowers to reveal corporate malfeasance...
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Digging for Information with Open Source Intelligence
August 23, 2011 Added by:Bozidar Spirovski
Identify your point of interest - who/what is your target of investigation. Start broad, and then narrow down to the interesting elements, then you can start drilling for material left on the Internet by them for further useful clues...
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Information Gathering - Lessons from The Big Short
August 11, 2011 Added by:Bozidar Spirovski
Regardless of whether you need to collect information on a potential competitor, the target of a penetration test, for financial spread betting and derivatives trading, or even for financial research of a company there are several lessons that the "The Big Short" teaches us...
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- Follow Up to the Out of Band Authentication Post
- Skype Malware Campaign Spreading Poison Ivy Trojan
- I Hope Edo is Worth the Privacy Risk
- Dutch MoD Innovation Competition 2012: CYBER Operations 2.0
- NIST Workshop: The Technical Aspects of Botnets
- Security Automation by Hand - Batch/Bash/FOR
- Who Are You Preaching to Anyway?
- Some Observations on Klout Scores
- Where Will the Buck Stop in Cloud Security?
- How Does Your Bank Protect Your Data?