Reconnaissance

🔍 What is OSINT? Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) refers to collecting and analyzing publicly available data to uncover valuable information. It’s widely used in: 🔴 Penetration Testing & Red Team Recon 🔵 Threat Intelligence & Blue Team Defense 🕵️‍♀️ Criminal Investigations & Digital Forensics 🏢 Corporate Risk & Brand Monitoring Examples of OSINT sources: Websites, Social Media, Forums Public Databases (WHOIS, DNS, GitHub) Pastebins, Breached Data Dumps Metadata in files & images 🌐 What is the OSINT Framework? 🔗 https://osintframework.com ...

📌 Purpose Learn how to use Unicornscan — a high-performance asynchronous port scanner — for advanced network reconnaissance, stealth scans, and OS fingerprinting. Includes real command outputs, PCAP logging, and a full lab scenario. 🚀 Introduction When you need blazing-fast port scans, TTL-based OS detection, or stealthy TCP/UDP reconnaissance, Unicornscan shines. Included in Kali Linux, this powerful tool delivers performance Nmap sometimes can’t match on large-scale or noisy networks. ...

Google Dorking (also known as Google Hacking) is a powerful method used in Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) to extract sensitive information from search engines using advanced search operators. As cybersecurity enthusiasts, especially in the RajkumaR CyberSec Blog, we explore how attackers and ethical hackers utilize these dorks in real-world reconnaissance. 🔍 What is Google Dorking? Google Dorking involves using advanced search operators to uncover exposed files, login panels, debug pages, and misconfigured servers. It helps penetration testers, bug bounty hunters, and red teamers gather actionable intelligence. ...