Hi everyone. I won't go through a pathetic
rant have. This is my last high in this
course, but all good. Things must come to
an end. Actually. I don't even agree with this saying
and I just want to tell you I really hope you
understood what is open source intelligence all about
because of the fast changing pace of
Technologies and methods used.
You know, Cindy probably most of the techniques here that
we have talked about will become outdated in the
near future. But the key is you
understand that you understood the osint way
of thinking. I really believe you can learn to be
more, analytical inefficient in any research, you do, because
I can tell you from my own experience or
an example. I'm not an analytical mathematical
person, rather. I'm,
I really enjoyed reading playing.
Start singing meeting people, and
that is one of the reasons people do not believe me that, I'm
essentially an IT guy, but that is
out of the scope of this course. Okay, just kidding there.
Now, I would like to share a quote that I
share you in any of miles in trainings. That
I conduct it, goes out to the historian. Mr.
You will know a Harari. He wrote,
quote, in a world. The lodged by
irrelevant information Clarity is power and
quote. I think that this quote
represents what is osint all about, extract the
data, put it in the right context and finally make
decisions based on
on that information.
Open source. Intelligence could easily leave you feel scary
and insecure because when you look how much information, could
you find online? Only about yourself throughout this
course, you could easily get overwhelmed. And
remember that each of these investigation techniques
could be used against you or
your organization. So take osint as a two-way street.
And as you know, technology tends to change
at warp speed actually but
humans don't. So that is also a thing to
consider because user habits are not that
easy to change, regardless of the technology that is being used
and that comes as a handy feature
for us. Awesome, guys, to solve our
investigations regarding the learning part
of osint. The further learning part of posting. I
want to give you a few advices.
First would be network with people, or if you're not
that kind of a person learn to be better at it.
It will help you try, then try
every tool or a technique that you come across actually.
A better advice would be if you read something
somewhere, something about a new Olsen method
or technique do just go through it. Like
web, browsing rather gone, and try it
for yourself. Because from my experience, there are
a lot of tools out there and
Just knowing about them is not enough have
to try them out and see that are they even any good
for your investigations of any kind? Now?
If you're wondering where to look for additional resources
about open source intelligence, you
just sit tight because there will be more content around
it, on easy consoles, code red. But
in the meantime, I would suggest for you to
always stay updated with the current events in
cyber security or the Austin Community by far.
In different sites, podcasts people,
Twitter profiles and so forth. One
of my favorite podcasts come from comes
from mr. Michael bezels on
Intel techniques that come. The podcast is
called the Privacy security and osint. Or
you could try. There's a
plethora of ocean resources on osint
curious. That's awesome. CU
R IO that us
is like awesome curious. They have a ton of
cool tips and tricks updated almost daily. I'm
going to be very honest. Now the way
that I get my office into the Tiber News Daily,
on a daily basis is through a simple Newsfeed. I
use RSS because I like getting a more
press cut perspective of information and news.
And also, it's
very useful for your privacy site.
So check that out approach.
Be free to contact me for any questions suggestions comments
or just for a simple chat about all
sinned or cyber stuff. I believe you have enough knowledge.
Now to learn how to get in touch with me. Okay.
Just kidding there. Once again, my
name is Tina jock, itch, and I would like to thank you for watching
and learning about open source, intelligence presented by
ec-council. Also, do not forget to
take the course assessments to check your
understandings of the course. And as
With I would really recommend for you to check out some other
fantastic content here on Code Red.
I hope you had fun, and then
they said on the Seinfeld show, stay out of the deep end. Bye
everyone.