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My team was recently engaged by a client (Hackme) to perform a black-box external penetration test. The objective was simple – see how susceptible the organization is from an external point of view and test the effectiveness of the security controls that are managed enterprise-wide. As such, asides, the company name, we were given “ZERO” information. The following details illustrate how we embarked upon this assessment which resulted in… Well, read on… OSINT 101 We kicked off with some Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) 101 :). There are quite a number of open source intelligence tools – to assist in gathering emails, subdomains, hosts, employee names, etc from different public sources like search engines and shodan. There is an exhaustive list of such awesome tools here . Using quite a few open source intelligence tools, we obtained publicly available documents relating to the organization. With Google dork to the rescue, we....
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Hahaha! I love this – exploiting the human factor, through food!
You should be an instructor, of anything I’ve ever read on hacker workflow I’ve never been through something so clear, concise, and to the point. And even surprisingly short. Excellent write up!