<p>There are 7 steps in the Cyber Kill chain and the first one is Reconnaissance. This is the practice of collecting information on your target. This can be done in a Passive way or an Active Way. Today on the Reboot, we will discuss the ways to passively collect information using what is often referred to as OSINT or Open Source Intelligence. This generally means it is available on the open web for all to see, if they know how to find it!</p>

There are 7 steps in the Cyber Kill chain and the first one is Reconnaissance. This is the practice of collecting information on your target. This can be done in a Passive way or an Active Way. Today on the Reboot, we will discuss the ways to passively collect information using what is often referred to as OSINT or Open Source Intelligence. This generally means it is available on the open web for all to see, if they know how to find it!

Using OSINT as part of the Reconnaissance Process

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Using OSINT as part of the Reconnaissance Process

Using OSINT as part of the Reconnaissance Process