#1 (2024) New book: Linux for OSINT. 21-day course for beginners
Happy New Year, my dear readers!
Thank you so much for staying with me!
In this newsletter I want to tell you about my new free book, which was released on 28 December (Linus Torvalds birthday).
Linux for OSINT. 21-day course for beginners
Only 12,000 words in the book (1 hour to read).
https://github.com/cipher387/linux-for-OSINT-21-day/blob/main/Linux%20for%20OSINT.pdf
This is a very simple course and no special training is required to take it. Just relax and follow the instructions.
After taking this course you will see how easy, fast and efficient it is to automate various OSINT tasks with Linux utilities.
And don't forget that this is my second book about OSINT automation!
First. - Python for OSINT. 21-day course for beginners
It is also very simple and does not require any special training from the reader. Some tasks in the books are very similar but are solved in different ways.
Combined with Netlas CookBook (https://github.com/netlas-io/netlas-cookbook), these three books will allow you to learn a great deal about OSINT automation in just three hours of reading.
I also want to recommend to you the Substack author of the Twitter account Officer CIA (https://twitter.com/officer_cia), whom you probably know. If you don't know, you can read about it on vice.com.
Officer's Substack
Here you will find interesting long-form analyses on OSINT (including crypto investigations) and cybersecurity in general. Few examples:
Thank you very much for your attention!
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I hope to send you another letter in 1-3 weeks.
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Thank you. Interested in the python. Mine barely gets a sloppy D. At least it isn't an F and it gets the job done. (Kinda, sorta).