Let us continue with the website footprinting, the last lecture we saw with said footprinting using
who is believed and clinginess in this lecture.
We will see the absurd footprinting using Web archive and DNS.
Let's head to Google and type Web archive.
The first language you can see Wayback Machine click on that link.
So basically web archiving is the process of collecting portions of the World Wide Web to ensure the
information is preserved.
In an archive for future researchers, historians and the public web archives typically employ web crawlers
for automated capture during the massive size and the amount of information available on the World Wide
Web.
We will see the Web archive of Amazon.com.
You can see the entire calendar and in the upper bar, you can see the range of years that is from 1997
to 2020.
There is one snapshot on December 12, 1990.
This is the Amazon website in 1998.
Now, we saw the website in 1998, we will head on to 2006.
You can see the circles these circles indicate on that day, the website was upgraded or something like
like even minor changes are made.
You will see the circle on your screen.
So this is the Amazon website.
In 2006, we will go back and then come to 2012.
Individually.
You can see the upside, like today's deals, gift cards, and normally each and everything that is
available even today on Amazon's website, you can wait for some time and scan through the results in
the next lecture.
We will start actual practical like come on execution on TV, W.A. weapon testing application.