Explore the world of Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) in cybersecurity through this 54-minute workshop presented by Anastacia Webster from California State University, San Bernardino. Discover how everyday online activities like social media browsing and Google searches relate to OSINT, and learn to evaluate individual and company vulnerabilities based on publicly available information. Delve into the process of enumeration, aggregation, and deduction to uncover sensitive data, while engaging in crucial discussions about privacy and ethics in the digital age. Gain insights into the OSIRA Code of Ethics, FBI warnings on online dating scams, and practical OSINT techniques for identifying scammers. Learn how to create digital dossiers and protect yourself and others in the online world. Conclude with an introduction to the INTELTECHNIQUES SEARCH TOOL, equipping you with valuable resources for responsible OSINT practices in cybersecurity.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
What is Open Source Intelligence?
Privacy vs. Information Privacy
Autumn Matacchiera
Suitable For Framing
Ethics and OSINT
Open Source Intelligence and Research Association (OSIRA) Code of Ethics 1. Responsibility
FBI Warns of Online Dating Scams
Using OSINT to Find the Scammers
Digital Dossier Assignment
How can I protect myself and others?
Comments/Questions?
INTELTECHNIQUES SEARCH TOOL
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CAE in Cybersecurity Community
