Mulgoa is an interactive data mining tool that renders directed graphs for link analysis.
The tool is used in online investigations for finding relationships between pieces of information from
various sources located on the Internet.
The focus of multigrain is analyzing real world relationships between information that is publicly accessible
on the Internet.
This includes footprinting Internet infrastructure, as well as gathering information about the people
and organizations who own it.
Multicore can be used to determine the relationships between the following entities people names, email
addresses and aliases, groups of people, social networks, companies, organizations, websites,
internet infrastructure such as domains, DÄN names, net blocks and IP addresses, affiliations, documents
and files.
Connections between these pieces of information are found using open source intelligence assessment
techniques by querying sources such as DNS records, who is records, search engines, social networks,
various online APIs and extracting metadata.
Manchego provides the results in a wide range of graphical layouts that allow for clustering of information,
which makes seeing relationships instant and accurate.
This makes it possible to see hidden connections, even if there are three or four degrees of separation
apart.
You can download the multi go see that's the community edition from WWW.YOUTUBE.COM and it's embedded
in Calli Linnik.
Let's see Montego in action.
Go to callisthenics and open a terminal screen and type multiclass.
That's MLT Goche to run Montego Community Edition embedded.
First, we choose a machine to run.
There are different machine options specified for different purposes.
For example, there's a Twitter Dega machine to work on a Twitter account and analyze the tweets.
Let's choose footprint one machine this time, which is a fast and basic footprint for the target domain.
The second step is to specify the target domain when we click the finish button.
It's going to start to collect data now in the community edition of Manchego.
The results are limited to 12 entries.
It shows the results in graph mode.
We can zoom out to see the entire picture or zoom in to focus on specific results.
Now, if you select a node and right click on it, you can see all the transforms you able to run for
that node transforms are grouped according to their purposes.
You can expand a group and select a single transform to run, or you can run a group of transforms at
once, you can configure or transform before the run or save a transform in your favorites list.
Let's run the miracle in email addresses found transform at this time.
The results start to come in about a minute.
Let's see some more about multicore while we're waiting.
There are different graph types.
You can choose to see the results.
If you zoom out the graph under 30 percent, the entities are shown as the dots instead of meaningful
symbols.
All the colors of the dot point to a specific type email addresses, website's domain names and more.
You can see the color legend in the lower right corner.
The results of the transform we ran a minute ago are here now.
You can use the toggle full screen button or simply press AWALT, plus enter buttons to topple the graph
to full screen.
You can select the email addresses node and see the collected email addresses listed in the detailed
view window.