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- 1. Offensive OSINT mindsetto defend your Organization Chandrapal Badshah
- 2. About Me Chandrapal Badshah SecurityResearcher Open Source Enthusiast Twitter : @bnchandrapal Website : badshah.io
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- 12. What is OpenSource Intelligence ?
- 13. What is OSINT? “An art of collecting publicly available data and deriving useful information from it”
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- 15. The OSINT Mindset Consistsof 3 phases in general: Data aggregation Deriving intelligence Storing the data & intel
- 16. The OSINT Mindset Consistsof 3 phases in general: Data aggregation Deriving intelligence Storing the data & intel
- 17. The OSINT Mindset Consistsof 3 phases in general: Data aggregation Deriving intelligence Storing the data & intel
- 18. The OSINT Mindset Consistsof 3 phases in general: Data aggregation Deriving intelligence Storing the data & intel
- 19. Three questions toask yourself ? What do you know about the organization ? What do you technically know about the organization ? Did you checkout the employees of the organization ?
- 20. What do youknow about the organization ?
- 21. What do youknow about the organization ? ● What does it sell - a product / service / something else ? ● How does the company make profit ? ● Board of Directors & Investors ● Acquisitions and Partnerships ● Job openings ● Supply chain / vendors
- 22. Sources ● Company website ●Blogs ● LinkedIn ● Newspapers ● Third party review blogs ● Crunchbase
- 23. Example : Jobopenings
- 24. Impact : Breacheson Acquisitions might affect you https://www.infosecurity-magazine.com/news/paypal-acquired-company-suffered/
- 25. Impact : SupplyChain Attacks
- 26. What do youtechnically know about the organization ?
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- 30. Domains and subdomains Virustotal SecurityTrails Rapid7’sFDNS Google Certificate Transparency Logs
- 31. Digital Assets Subdomain takeovers Exposeddatabases Software with default and weak passwords
- 32. Impact : DigitalAssets
- 33. IP addresses &open ports ● Shodan
- 34. IP addresses &open ports ● Shodan ● Software running on non standard ports
- 35. Did you checkoutthe employees of the organization ?
- 36. Email addresses hunter.io -allows to get email address patterns
- 37. Email addresses hunter.io -allows to get email address patterns HaveIBeenPwned
- 38. Online coding platforms Onlinecode platforms: ● GitHub ● Gitlab ● Bitbucket Online code compiling platforms: ● Repl.it
- 39. Online content sharing ●Pastebin & other pastie sites ● Public GitHub gists / Gitlab snippets ● Google docs / sheets with public shareable link ● Trello boards
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- 41. How can weprotect organization using OSINT ?
- 42. Understand what’s inyour control and what’s not Digital assets What the organization posts online Security & Organizational policies
- 43. Understand what’s inyour control and what’s not Digital assets What the organization posts online Security & Organizational policies Employees’ personal online accounts
- 44. How to tackle(un)intentional data leaks ?
- 45. Continuous Monitoring Monitor forkeywords on about your organization on online platforms ● Google alerts ● Tools like Real Time Scrapper & DataSploit ● Third party monitoring services
- 46. Continuous Monitoring Monitor forkeywords on about your organization on online platforms ● Google alerts ● Tools like Real Time Scrapper & DataSploit ● Third party monitoring services Monitor if employee’s email is found in a data breach ● HaveIBeenPwned FREE notification service
- 47. How to proactivelydefend your organization ?
- 48. Never Reuse Passwords Evangelizethe use of password managers
- 49. Never Reuse Passwords Thisbreach could have never happened
- 50. Vulnerability Management ● Allowsyou to know your network ○ Network ○ DNS records ○ Open Ports ○ Software / Technology stack used ● Vulnerable software ○ Dependency Check
- 51. Vulnerability Management This couldhave been prevented
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Editor's Notes
- #4 It was getting dark and our hacker hero was tired of looking at multiple online code repositories. Before he closes his 30 tabbed browser, he stumbled upon an unusual repository. What intrigued him was that the code repo had less code, but lots of releases. After downloading, decompiling and hours of debugging, he found the slack token of the target organization. Using the slack token, he was able to get messages from most of the Slack channels of the target organization.
- #12 This has happened even to one of the best companies among us
- #14 Data could be scattered on multiple places or could get it in a single place Is not confined to a bunch of tools which call them the best OSINT tool
- #21 Let us forget the organizations we work with for some time
- #22 http://www.mca.gov.in/mcafoportal/checkCompanyName.do
- #26 https://www.tripwire.com/state-of-security/featured/operation-shadowhammer-hackers-planted-malware-code-video-games/
- #33 Exactis
- #34 Shodan - allows to monitor upto 16 IPs
- #35 Shodan - allows to monitor upto 16 IPs
- #37 hunter.io - get the email format. Is it {firstname}.{lastname}@company.com or {firstname}@company.com. If you find the pattern, with the help of LinkedIn you could actually get all emails of employees HIBP - was this email leaked in some previous breach ? If yes, can we get the credentials from the breach ?
- #38 hunter.io - get the email format. Is it {firstname}.{lastname}@company.com or {firstname}@company.com. If you find the pattern, with the help of LinkedIn you could actually get all emails of employees HIBP - was this email leaked in some previous breach ? If yes, can we get the credentials from the breach ?
- #40 If you find the info, contact the website to take down the info
- #46 https://github.com/NaveenRudra/RTS https://github.com/DataSploit/datasploit
- #47 https://github.com/NaveenRudra/RTS https://github.com/DataSploit/datasploit
- #51 Know yourself Since you can look into your digital assets, make sure it is configured properly Remove DNS records when no longer used Think like an attacker Always think how the public information could be used against your company Proper compartmentation Without proper compartmentation, attackers are able to leverage information from one compromised account to access another related account. Vulnerability Management A good vuln mgmt covers all assets. Vuln mgmt tools will find easily exploitable vulns Employee awareness You cannot control the employees’ personal online accounts All you can do is give provide general awareness of how posting company data online / reusing passwords could be tragic ---- Have different accounts for different env HaveIBeenPwned - free updates --- Devils advocate (policies, Data Loss Prevention)