Open Source Intelligence Methods and Tools: A Practical Guide to Online Intelligence

Teaches users how to exploit OSINT resources to gather/search information online

Contains comprehensive coverage of the "underground internet world," still considered vague for many internet users

Written in straightforward language--can also be used as a teaching guide or to complement current OSINT instruction

Author: Nihad A. Hassan, Rami Hijazi
Publisher: Apress
Published: 07/01/2018
Pages: 354
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 1.45lbs
Size: 10.00h x 7.00w x 0.78d
ISBN: 9781484232125

About the Author
Nihad A. Hassan is an independent information security consultant, digital forensics and cybersecurity expert, online blogger, and book author. He has been actively conducting research in different areas of information security for more than a decade and has developed numerous cybersecurity education courses and technical guides. He has completed many technical security consulting engagements involving security architectures, penetration testing, computer crime investigation, and cyber Open Source Intelligence (OSINT). Nihad has authored four books and scores of information security articles in various global publications. He also enjoys being involved in security training, education, and motivation. His current work focuses on digital forensics, anti-forensics techniques, digital privacy, and cyber OSINT. He covers different information security topics and related matters on his security blog (DarknessGate) and recently launched a dedicated site for Open Source Intelligence resources. Nihad has a BSc honors degree in computer science from the University of Greenwich in the United Kingdom. He can be followed on Twitter at @DarknessGate, and you can connect to him via LinkedIn (DarknessGate).
Rami Hijazi holds a master's degree in information technology (information security) from the University of Liverpool. He works for Mericler, Inc., an education and corporate training firm in Toronto, Canada. Rami is an experienced IT professional who lectures on a wide array of topics, including object-oriented programming, Java, e-commerce, agile development, database design, and data handling analysis. He also works as an information security consultant, where he is involved in the design of encryption systems and wireless networks, intrusion detection and data breach tracking, and planning and development advice for IT departments concerned with contingency planning.