Using Sherlock for Open-Source Intelligence
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Using Sherlock for Open-Source Intelligence

Welcome to Sherlock: Your OSINT Sidekick! Ever wondered how detectives track people online? Meet Sherlock, a free, open-source tool that makes finding usernames across the web as easy as a few clicks (well, keystrokes!). Whether you’re a curious beginner, a researcher, or just someone who loves techy adventures, Sherlock is your ticket to exploring the world of OSINT (Open-Source Intelligence)—no spy gadgets required! It searches hundreds of social media platforms, forums, and websites to see where a username pops up,…

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Google Dorks: Learn to Enhance your OSINT Skills
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Google Dorks: Learn to Enhance your OSINT Skills

What are Google Dorks? "Google Dorks" is a term used to describe specific search queries that users can input into the Google search engine to find information that might not be easily accessible through conventional search queries. These queries are often used by security professionals, researchers, and hackers to discover vulnerabilities and sensitive information on websites and web servers. Google Dorks are extremely valuable for OSINT during Ethical Hacking.Google Dorks typically involve the use of advanced search operators and keywords…

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OSINT: An Introduction to Open Source Intelligence
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OSINT: An Introduction to Open Source Intelligence

What is OSINT? OSINT, or Open-Source Intelligence, is the process of collecting and analyzing information from publicly available sources to gather insights and intelligence. It is a critical component of many fields, including law enforcement, cybersecurity, journalism, and competitive analysis. OSINT relies on open sources of information, which means data that is publicly accessible and does not require any special permissions or access rights to obtain. In Ethical Hacking, OSINT is a valuable skill to master. Here's an in-depth explanation…

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