WHAT IS FOOTPRINTING?. FOOTPRINTING  Active  Passive - Passive footprinting is a method in which the attacker never makes any contact with the target.

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WHAT IS FOOTPRINTING?

FOOTPRINTING  Active  Passive - Passive footprinting is a method in which the attacker never makes any contact with the target systems

FOOTPRINTING  Passive - Passive footprinting is a method in which the attacker never makes any contact with the target systems  google search – inurl: intitle: site: filetype:  whois queries  IP Address (  DNS lookup  social networking sites

FOOTPRINTING  ACTIVE FOOTPRINTING  MIRRORING WEBSITE Downloads all available contents for offline analysis. Teleport Pro iMiser HTTrack web site coppier  TRACKING Examine processing path. tracker pro MSGTAG Polit zendio

FOOTPRINTING Continue……… ACTIVE FOOTPRINTING  SERVER VARIFICATION Determines Servers are reachable? Enumerate Network Path From attacker to Target Identifies Connectivity With Target  Ping  Tracert  Visual Traceroute  Sam Spade  TCR Trace Route

FOOTPRINTING Tools We Are Going To Use Google Searching & website.informer.com HTTrack Web Site Coppier tracker Pro Ping Tracert ( Sam Spade