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Cyber Weapons Lab LA: Introduction to OSINT Investigations

2522 N Ontario St, Burbank, CA 91504, USA

34.198076 -118.34413999999998

Description

NSL is proud to host teacher Kody K from Cyber Weapons Lab LA ethical hacking meetup. Check them out here: https://www.meetup.com/Cyber-Weapons-Lab-LA/ Open source intelligence research takes advantage of the vast amounts of information contained in public databases and online sources. With the right tools, investigators can track down the answers to nearly any question, utilizing OSINT data to build an investigation. In our intro to OSINT class, we’ll cover how to conduct an investigation about a person or business with OSINT tools including government database searches, linux command line tools, browser extensions, and investigation software like Maltego and Shodan. You’ll learn the best tools for pursuing OSINT investigations and where data about businesses and individuals lives online. Prerequisites: Students should bring a laptop running Windows, MacOS, or Linux. (Linux preferred). Have Python 3 ( https://www.python.org/download/releases/3.0/ ) and Maltego ( https://www.maltego.com/downloads/ ) installed before the class, if you need help with this please show up early. To stay up to date on the event and discus with fellow students we recommend that you RSVP to the meetup event: https://www.meetup.com/NullSpaceLabs/events/268431... About our teacher: Kody Kinzie is a security researcher who specializes in open source intelligence research and Wi-Fi security. He teaches beginners in two popular YouTube shows called Hak5 and Null Byte about cybersecurity and research fundamentals, as well as organizing local cybersecurity training events in Los Angeles. After working with OSINT tools in business intelligence and competitive analysis at tech startups, Kody enjoys teaching researchers to identify and utilize modern OSINT resources during online investigations. As a current computer science student, he also enjoys using Python to analyze data during investigations and Arduino based microcontroller platforms. ============================= Where do I park? / How do I get inside? Parking: There is free street parking on N Ontario St. It is usually easy to find a spot after business hours or on weekends. Getting inside: Once you park, head down the walkway, we are the long building in the back (see link for overhead directions) Parking and entry images: https://www.meetup.com/NullSpaceLabs/pages/1922689...

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Start: 2020-02-16T13:00:00-08:00

End: 2020-02-16T17:00:00-08:00

Tickets

Student Admission 30.0 USD 25

General Admission 50.0 USD 25