Practical Cyber Hacking Skills for Beginners - Gathering More Information

The video tutorial explains how to gather information for a phishing attack using tools like Multico. It covers identifying key information such as email addresses and business associations with companies like Verisign and Cloudflare. The tutorial demonstrates how to explore DNS entities, domain details, and subdomains to gather more data. It also discusses impersonation strategies using names from Cloudflare. The video emphasizes the use of Multico for running various transformations to extract valuable information about potential targets.

What are the two key pieces of information initially gathered for the phishing attack?

• Paul's email address and Cloudflare's DNS records

• Udemy's IP address and Verisign's contact details

• Paul's phone number and Udemy's business with Cloudflare

• Paul's email address and Udemy's business with Verisign

What is the purpose of running DNS transformations on a domain?

• To change the domain's IP address

• To delete the domain's DNS records

• To find the physical location of the domain's server

• To gather technical information about the domain and its services

Which company was discovered to be associated with Udemy, providing potential impersonation opportunities?

• Amazon

• Google

• Cloudflare

• Verisign

What are the names of the two individuals from Cloudflare that could be impersonated?

• Tom and Jerry

• Pete and Anna

• John and Mary

• Alice and Bob

What additional information can be gathered using the 'links in and out of the site' transformation?

• Associated websites or subdomains

• The domain's server location

• The domain's owner details

• The domain's IP address

What is the main benefit of exploring historical snapshots of a domain?

• To delete old DNS records

• To find the domain's owner

• To change the domain's history

• To view past versions of the domain

What is encouraged at the end of the tutorial regarding the use of Multico?

• To explore various transformations on different companies

• To avoid using it for phishing

• To use it only for technical attacks

• To only use it for Udemy