Collaborate Disseminate
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for my training I am tasked to gather information on a company target. using only public available information, so no port scanning or anything like that.
I used, dmitri, recon-ng, whois, nslookup and few more website to acquire knowledge… Continue reading best tool of reconnaissance [closed]
for training purposes, I was tasked to gather intelligence on X company, I am not allowed to scan a port or interact with the company, however I am encouraged to exploit public available information and gather data from website, linked in … Continue reading best available tools for passive reconnaissance [closed]
I understand that it is easier for a human to intuitively figure out the alleged whereabouts of a machine if that machin’s IP address is IPv6, rather than if its IPv4:
For example, since I configured my smartphone Access Poi… Continue reading Are IPv4 more intuitively hard to track than IPv6?
I published the following diary on isc.sans.edu: “Abusing Web Filters Misconfiguration for Reconnaissance“: Yesterday, an interesting incident was detected while working at a customer SOC. They use a “next-generation” firewall that implements a web filter based on categories. This is common in many organizations today: Users’ web traffic is allowed/denied based on an
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