Learn the concepts, tools, and techniques behind footprinting: ethical hacking techniques for finding information about computers and the people they belong to.

Ethical hackers use their knowledge for good: to test if an organization's network is vulnerable to outside attacks. But where do they start? With footprinting (aka reconnaissance), the process of gathering information about computers and the people to which they belong. In this course, you are introduced to the concepts, tools, and techniques behind footprinting: finding related websites, determining OS and location information, identifying users through social media and financial services, tracking email, and more. Footprinting relies on tools as simple as a web search and dumpster diving, and as complex as DNS interrogation and traceroute analysis. Lisa shows how to put these nefarious sounding tools to work for good, and mitigate any risks an organization has to these types of attacks.

Who This Course Is For:

• Cybersecurity Analysts

• Cloud Engineers

• Network Security Engineers

• Solution Architects

• DevOps Engineers

• System Administrators

• Auditors

• Penetration Testers

• Ethical Hackers

• Offensive Security Engineers

Introduction

• Scouting the target

• What you should know

• Disclaimer

1. Footprinting Overview

• Footprinting and reconnaissance

• Using competitive intelligence

• Search engines and Google hacking

• Getting social

• Using AnyWho, Spokeo, and Yansi

• Tracking online reputation

2. Email and Websites

• Website and email footprinting

• Mirroring websites

• Monitoring websites

• Investigating email

• OSINT tools

3. Footprinting Tools

• Footprinting network and DNS

• Domain name generators

• Understanding ICMP

• Using Ping and Tracert

• Analyzing the path

• nslookup and dig

Conclusion

• Footprinting countermeasures

• Footprinting pen testing and reports

• Next steps