Practical OSINT Tools of the trade Tom Moore

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Open-source Intelligence is vital to the success of any offensive security practitioner success. However, these same sources can also be leveraged by those defending their organizations just as effectively. In this talk, we will cover some of the tools that will make your intelligence gathering a rewarding experience that gives you the edge for the task at hand.



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