Category: OSINT
Today we have updated all five digital supplement guides. If you purchased any, please check your email for the download link(s). If you would like more information on these guides, please visit https://inteltechniques.com/books.html. The following provides details of each update:
OSINT Techniques-Leaks, Breaches, & Logs:
Page 81: Updated two commands to correct a file name and use sort instead of gsort.
Page 152: Updated paths within script for options 22-24 for functioning full-disk queries.
Page 157: Added a section about internal drive data storage.
Page 164: Added an option to export a SQLite database to CSV file.
Pages 170-171: Updated eBook price increase for new orders.
Updated DataTool and DataTool.sh scripts on the website to reflect changes.
Extreme Privacy-Mobile Devices:
Page 74: Eliminated line about Telnyx not having voicemail capabilities.
Page 77: Added new section about Telnyx voicemail configuration.
Page 78 & 147: Added new Voip.ms signup code with less scrutiny on new accounts.
Page 80: Added new section about VoIP.ms voicemail configuration.
Page 81: Added URLs for VoIP.ms sanitization.
Page 82: Added new warning about MySudo purchases.
Pages 158-159: Updated eBook price increase for new orders.
Extreme Privacy-macOS Devices:
Page 60: Added clarification about encrypted DNS within macOS.
Pages 79-83: Replaced the Twilio sanitization options and script for better stability.
Page 84: Eliminated line about Telnyx not having voicemail capabilities.
Page 86: Added new section about Telnyx voicemail configuration.
Page 87: Added new Voip.ms signup code with less scrutiny on new accounts.
Page 88: Added new section about VoIP.ms voicemail configuration.
Page 90: Added new section about VoIP.ms API access.
Page 101: Added a new section about UTM Network Connectivity.
Page 109: Corrected Documents path in script.
Pages 116-117: Updated eBook price increase for new orders.
Extreme Privacy-Linux Devices:
Page 18: Added command to remove dark theme background.
Pages 69-74: Added a Twilio access and sanitization script.
Page 75: Eliminated line about Telnyx not having voicemail capabilities.
Page 77: Added new section about Telnyx voicemail configuration.
Page 78: Added new Voip.ms signup code with less scrutiny on new accounts.
Page 80: Added new section about VoIP.ms voicemail configuration.
Page 81: Added new section about VoIP.ms API access.
Pages 112-113: Updated eBook price increase for new orders
Extreme Privacy-VPNs and Firewalls:
Page 20: Added further clarification about PIA's dedicated IP usage.
Page 24: Added brief warning about self-hosted VPN service.
Pages 94-95: Updated eBook price increase for new orders.
To help ring in the new year, we have updated all five digital guides. If you purchased any, please check your email for the download link(s). If you would like more information on these guides, please visit https://inteltechniques.com/books.html. The following provides details of each update:
OSINT Techniques-Leaks, Breaches, & Logs (2024.01.01):
Page 6: Provided a new email address for reporting broken techniques.
Page 82: Added a new section about telephone number leaks.
Page 83: Added a new section about Facebook telephone number leaks.
Page 84: Added a new section about Instagram telephone number leaks.
Page 85: Removed Verifications.io reference due to dead links (to be replaced soon).
Page 106: Added Rename installation command for Linux.
Page 108-109: Added new online breach search resources.
Page 126: Updated stealer log commands to extract additional password files.
Page 133: Reorganized Telegram channel information, added new rooms, and added search query.
Page 140: Added alternative ransomware monitoring option.
Page 161-164: Added a new section for creating SQLite databases.
Pages 171-172: Added new pages summarizing all digital books content.
Entire Guide: Corrected minor typos and grammar.
Extreme Privacy-Mobile Devices (2024.01.01):
Page 6: Provided a new email address for reporting broken techniques.
Pages 25-26: Added section about Vanadium's custom search options.
Page 49: Applied very minor update to the Mint Mobile data plan.
Pages 79 & 146: Slight clarification on Acrobits software requirements.
Pages 157-158: Added new pages summarizing all digital books content.
Entire Guide: Corrected minor typos and grammar.
Extreme Privacy-macOS Devices (2024.01.01):
Page 6: Provided a new email address for reporting broken techniques.
Page 106: Added commands to the Homebrew uninstall script to clean up data.
Pages 114-115: Added new pages summarizing all digital books content.
Entire Guide: Corrected minor typos and grammar.
Extreme Privacy-Linux Devices (2024.01.01):
Page 6: Provided a new email address for reporting broken techniques.
Pages 105-106: Added new pages summarizing all digital books content.
Entire Guide: Corrected minor typos and grammar.
Extreme Privacy-VPNs and Firewalls (2024.01.01)
Page 6: Provided a new email address for reporting broken techniques.
Pages 93-94: Added new pages summarizing all digital books content.
Entire Guide: Corrected minor typos and grammar.
After releasing our latest digital guide, we have now made all seven of our eBooks available as gifts. Whether you purchase one or all PDF guides, you now have an option at checkout to gift the purchase to someone else. You can even choose the date when they will receive the files. Click the purchase links within any of our guides to send a gift this season.
OSINT Techniques: 10th Edition
OSINT Techniques: Leaks, Breach, & Logs
Extreme Privacy: 4th Edition
Extreme Privacy: Mobile Devices
Extreme Privacy: macOS Devices
Extreme Privacy: Linux Devices
Extreme Privacy: VPNs & Firewalls
Today, we released our next digital PDF guide, which is our first for the OSINT Techniques series. Our eBook dedicated to Leaks, Breach, & Logs can now be found at https://inteltechniques.com/book1a.html. Below are the details.
9 chapters | 55,000 words | 162 pages | 8.5" x 11". This digital (PDF) supplement to OSINT Techniques, 10th Edition continues a new approach to our tutorials. It is not a replacement for the printed book, but a much more thorough guide about Leaks, Breaches, & Logs. It provides our entire playbook which we use to locate, acquire, clean, store, and query various online data collections valuable to our investigations. We also explain all daily, weekly, and monthly tasks required to maintain your data collection. All updates are free and delivered digitally.
If you have the 10th edition of OSINT Techniques, you may want to know what is provided in this new Leaks, Breaches, & Logs Digital Edition. Overall, it is a completely rewritten eBook which allowed us to expand on all content related to data collection. All expired and outdated methods were replaced with new techniques, and brand-new topics were introduced throughout. As we explain various Terminal commands, we present practical exercises with real data to make sure you have grasped the concepts. By the time you begin collecting your own data, you will be proficient in the commands required to make the content easily searchable. By the end of the guide, you will be able to fully replicate the databases behind many paid services without spending any money. Combined with the new automated scripts provided on our website, you will be ready to acquire, sort, and query all publicly-available breach data.
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER 01: Investigative Benefits
CHAPTER 02: Hardware Configuration
CHAPTER 03: Software Configuration
CHAPTER 04: Terminal Commands
CHAPTER 05: Data Leaks
CHAPTER 06: Data Breaches
CHAPTER 07: Stealer Logs
CHAPTER 08: Ransomware
CHAPTER 09: Scripts, Databases, & Backups
CONCLUSION