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Complete collection of Hackers Arise courses, covering Ethical Hacking, Cybersecurity Fundamentals, Linux for Hackers, Penetration Testing, Privilege Escalation, Metasploit, Digital Forensics, Incident Response, OSINT, Network Security, Malware Analysis, and advanced offensive and defensive security techniques.

We often see in police movies, detectives glaring at a pin or white board with pictures of suspects, crime scenes, evidence,  attempting to link various pieces of information together, give them relevance, context for the purpose of analysis. This is a short course for using the Maltego’s free CaseFile tool to analyse information and evidence for investigation, intelligence or research purposes.

The Cyber Institute – CaseFile

The Las Vegas challenge is not a game nor is it a training course.  Its purpose is to provide the serious OSINT practitioner or online investigator, the opportunity to benchmark their skills against real world scenarios. Your investigation and/or intelligence skills should ideally be at an intermediate to advanced level.  Even if you are still starting out, give it a go anyway as this could well prepare you for what is to come and provide you a guide as to future skill development. The challenge will take you through the streets of Las Vegas and it will be required to geolocate items ranging from images to social media posts, identify people, trace email addresses and telephone numbers, locate vehicles, find cameras and much more.

The Cyber Institute – Las Vegas Challenge

It is time to look at OSINT in a different way. For many years, and within previous editions of this book, we have relied on external resources to supply our search tools, virtual environments, and investigation techniques. We have seen this protocol fail us when services shut down, websites disappear, and custom resources are dismantled due to outside pressures. This book aims to correct our dilemma. We will take control of our investigative resources and become self-reliant. There will be no more need for online search tools; we will make and host our own locally. We will no longer seek pre-built virtual machines; we will create and configure our own. The new OSINT professional must be self-sustaining and possess their own tools and resources. You will become a more proficient subject matter expert who will be armed with the knowledge and readiness to articulate the sources of your findings.