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Hello, everyone!

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Welcome to Pluralsight and this course, Reconnaissance with SpiderFoot.

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Before a Red Team even begins planning its attacks,

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it needs detailed and relevant information about specific targets.

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This is the reconnaissance phase,

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and it's one of the first steps in Red Team engagement.

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The Red Team can use that recon information from the very

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first exploitation into lateral movement,

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and even social engineering or physical attacks.

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SpiderFoot is an open source intelligence automation platform containing over

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200 modules and utilizing a variety of online data sources.

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Starting with some initial target information and the level

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of detail you want to get from that scan,

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SpiderFoot will passively gather data from those online sources

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based on the type of target information provided,

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or it will actively probe the target.

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It can start with a seed of target information,

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such as a domain name, IP address, email,

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or name, and then grow the search based on the data it finds.

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SpiderFoot presents discovered information in a fairly effective web user

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interface and can be managed through a simple command line.

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We will start by learning more about the capabilities of SpiderFoot

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to enable us to select an appropriate scan type and initial target

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so that our searches can be effective.

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We will also look at using SpiderFoot from a Red Team project perspective,

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where we'll focus on a specific organization and the

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information they expose to the internet.

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As SpiderFoot uses both passive and active exploration techniques,

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we'll explore options to collect information in a passive manner.

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The target will have no indication of our activities.

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Whether you're trying to gather open source

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intelligence as part of a Red Team engagement,

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or want to discover and reduce your organization's information exposures,

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join me in learning more about performing reconnaissance

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with SpiderFoot here at Pluralsight.
