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Embark on a 21-day journey to harness the power of Python for Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) with our comprehensive course.
Perfect for beginners, this course dives deep into essential Python skills while focusing on automating OSINT tasks, from data collection to visualization.
Join us to streamline your investigations and elevate your proficiency in OSINT techniques.
Table Of Contents
Day 3. Install and run Python command line tools
Day 4. Reading and writing files
Day 5. Handling HTTP requests and working with APIs
Day 9. Automate the collection of search results
Day 13. Functions for working with lists
Day 14. Working with the file system
Day 15. Domain information gathering
Day 16. List mapping and functions for work with strings
Day 18. Generating charts and maps
Day 19. Wayback Machine and time/date functions
Day 21. Tools to help you work with code
Who Is This Course For?
I’m primarily doing a course for followers of my Twitter account, in which I post tweets about OSINT (Open Source Intelligence).
For those who are professionally involved or just interested in open data investigations and research.
If you use (or plan to use) OSINT tools written in Python, but you’re not satisfied with the standard functionality and would like to modify them a bit, this course will help you learn how to do that as quickly as possible.
Also, this course will help you to automate various routine tasks related to investigations: processing data from API, collecting data from websites, collecting search results, working with Internet archives, creating reports and data visualization.
The main goal of the course is not to teach you how to write Python code, but to teach you to spend less time on routine OSINT tasks.
So, in addition to code examples, I will also give you links to different services that will help you solve different problems.
This course will also be useful for those who are far from Computer Science and want to raise their technical level a little, try to use Linux, learn to work with the command line and understand different popular IT terms like “JSON”, “API”, “WHOIS” etc.
Who Should Avoid This Course?
For those who have never done OSINT and are going to do OSINT. This course consists for the most part of specialized topics related to investigation and data collection.
For those who want to learn Python in order to:
- become a really good developer;
- to take the exam to get into university;
- to be interviewed for a job.
This course omits VERY many important things and sometimes even recommends what could have been called bad practice.
There are things that don’t matter when writing small automations for everyday OSINT tasks, but are extremely important when creating serious team projects.
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