The effect of ISO/IEC 27001 standard over open-source intelligence

Qusef, Abdallah; AlKilani, Hamzeh

doi:10.7717/peerj-cs.810

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“…When obtaining data within OSINT, illegal activities such as password cracking, impersonation or manipulation are not used [16,17]. Using OSINT techniques enables the gathering and processing of information about the chosen target [18].…”

Section: Open-source Intelligencementioning

confidence: 99%

Open Source Intelligence Opportunities and Challenges: a Review

Szymoniak,

Foks

2024

Adv. Sci. Technol. Res. J.

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Data files, photos, and videos on the internet are vast sources of information about the person who posted them. These files contain content about appearance, behaviour, views, and material status. Analyzing these files helps verify the accuracy of the content and helps verify the creation method. Social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram often post this information. Public databases provide information about enterprises, corporations, and public figures, enabling access to government trips, scientific articles, and company reputations. These resources help in understanding potential collaborations and identifying potential partners. Open-source intelligence (OSINT) is a collection of tools and methods for extracting information from publicly available sources. It helps verify the accuracy and authenticity of information, as seen in the FBI's 2020 investigation of a Philadelphia woman involved in protests and preparing precise attacks like spear phishing. In this manuscript, we present an upto-date overview of research that uses open-source methods and techniques. We will concentrate on the tools and methods advancing the cybersecurity industry. Studying the manuscript of OSINT opportunities and challenges can help readers understand the state of the art in theory and practice. We will also highlight the future directions and requirements for OSINT methods and the newly designed tools using these methods.

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Section: Open-source Intelligencementioning

confidence: 99%

Open Source Intelligence Opportunities and Challenges: a Review

Szymoniak,

Foks

2024

Adv. Sci. Technol. Res. J.

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“…This project's goal was to show how well an automated system works for acquiring and analysing cybersecurity threat intelligence in order to undertake near-real-time information analysis. [5] This study uses a number of approaches to collect a sizable amount of data and discusses key insights that may be used in a cyber operation. This is explored throughout the study as the researcher tries to show how useful OSINT is.…”

Section: Literature Surveymentioning

confidence: 99%

Osint Automation Application

Kureel¹,

Arya²,

Kini³

et al. 2023

IJSRCSEIT

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The amount of information produced by today's digital age is immense, and a major amount of it is available publicly, meaning that anybody can access it at any time, from anywhere on the Internet. In this way, Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) is a branch of intelligence that gathers, analyses, and combines information from multiple sources across the entire cyberspace to provide information. In fact, because of recent technological developments, OSINT is receiving greater attention at an incredible rate, providing all the relevant information that eventually helps organizations or even individuals fight against cyber threats and cybercrime. This paper's objective is to outline the most recent advancements in OSINT technologies, which are now addressing data breaches and dispersed organizational responsibilities. We are building a web application that collects and processes publicly available information in an effective and efficient manner for providing insight into possible data leaks, vulnerability or any other sensitive Information using OSINT Framework.

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“…Quse et al [18] analysed the effect of OSINT on 27001. The researcher attempted to demonstrate the effectiveness of OSINT by utilizing different tools and gathering massive amount of data for identifying key insights that can be utilized in a cyber operation.…”

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Mapping Tools for Open Source Intelligence with Cyber Kill Chain for Adversarial Aware Security

Yamin

Ullah

et al. 2022

Mathematics

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Open-source intelligence (OSINT) tools are used for gathering information using different publicly available sources. With the rapid advancement in information technology and excessive use of social media in our daily lives, more public information sources are available than ever before. The access to public information from different sources can be used for unlawful purposes. Extracting relevant information from pools of massive public information sources is a large task. Multiple tools and techniques have been developed for this task, which can be used to identify people, aircraft, ships, satellites, and more. In this paper, we identify the tools used for extracting the OSINT information and their effectiveness concerning each other in different test cases. We mapped the identified tools with Cyber Kill Chain and used them in realistic cybersecurity scenarios to check their effusiveness in gathering OSINT.

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The effect of ISO/IEC 27001 standard over open-source intelligence

Cited by 3 publications

References 27 publications

Open Source Intelligence Opportunities and Challenges: a Review

Open Source Intelligence Opportunities and Challenges: a Review

Osint Automation Application

Mapping Tools for Open Source Intelligence with Cyber Kill Chain for Adversarial Aware Security

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