All language subtitles for 1. Spiderfoot

Program Spider Foot.

And if you're doing any sort of web site reconnaissance, spider foot is a really excellent tool to

take a look at.

So fortunately for us, Spider Foods pre-installed on our CSI Linux and skins, and what's wonderful

to do is it'll crawl different websites where we put in there, you'll look for the donors who has records.

Scan the web page and also look for file metadata.

So to run it, you click on little gear here and click on also online investigations, and then you

simply click on spider foot.

And it's going to pull up a little terminal box here.

And we simply click on new scan now from here, we type in whatever we want the scan name, something

that's easy for us to go back and remember what it is.

And you simply put the URL in or the IP address in.

Now on the next part here, we can scan for various information we could do all which is going to be

slow, but it grabs everything it possibly can.

We could do footprinting, we could do investigate best use when targeted to be a malicious.

And we need information, those basic footprinting and acquiring the list and other sources for information.

Or we could do a passive scan.

So if you don't want to target knowing they're being investigated, you want to raise any flags if if

they're particularly good at.

And finding information or monitoring their network, you may want to do a passive scan initially to

gather a little bit of information.

So whichever you choose, you felt again, you put a description and you put the IP address or URL and

you choose your city and you click Run Scan.

Now I went ahead and did a very quick scan just to give you a look at what the output file looks like.

So if we go in the output file here and I can go back to scans here, it's going to look like this.

So it's going to have your name the target address.

When it was started, when I was finished, I aborted this one just because again, I wanted to make

it a quick demo for this.

And if I want to rerun it, I can simply click the rerun from when to trash it.

I can delete it, or I could export it out.

And then if I'm counting this off as a report, I can, can that report off to someone?

So if I click on the little blue section here, we can take a look at the scant information.

Unique element data when it was scanned, Erin, it name you your all links, I can click on a graph

here to get more more information on it on the target, but again, I did a partial scan, so I really

don't have a whole lot.

Here we go in the scan settings and it has additional information here and find a log file.

So again, if you're doing website O.S., then I highly recommend spending some time with spider foot,

but be very careful on what type of scans you do.

Again, if your target is someone that's pretty good and you think and you think that they're you're

going to set up some sort of monitoring for their network, you might not want to do a full on scan

because it probably will alert them that something's unusual going on.

So choose your settings carefully.

Play around with it, and again, it's for this built in seaside Linux, and thanks for watching.

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