Maltego Tool Presentation: Exploiting IS/IT Vulnerabilities at WSU

This presentation provides an overview of the Maltego tool, a proprietary software used for open-source intelligence and forensics. Developed by Paterva, Maltego focuses on offering a library of transforms for revealing information from open sources and visualizing data. The presentation highlights ...Read More

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Maltego Tool
Student’s name
Western Sydney University

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This is a presentation about Maltego tool. The
main focus of the presentation will be;
 Introduction to Maltego tool
 Features of Maltego tool
 Techniques used by Maltego to Exploit
Vulnerabilities of IS/IT
 Experimental setup and evidence of usage of
the Maltego tool.
Presentation
Outline

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 Maltego is proprietary software utilized
for open-source intelligence and forensics.
Maltego is created by Paterva.
 Maltego centers basically around giving a
library of transforms to revelation of
information from open sources, and picturing
Introduction to
Maltego

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 Maltego can perform link analysis on up to 10 000 entities on a
solitary diagram.
 Maltego has the capacity to return up to 12 entities for every
transform that is run.
 Maltego incorporates accumulation hubs which consequently
assemble entities together with regular highlights enabling
you to see passed the clamor and locate the key connections
you are searching for.
Features of
Maltego

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 The device is used as a piece of online
examinations for finding associations
between bits of information from
various sources arranged on the
Internet.
 Maltego uses changes to automate the
route toward addressing particular
data sources. This information is then
Techniques used by
Maltego to Exploit
Vulnerabilities of IS/IT

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Maltego tutorial - Part 1: Information gathering. (n.d.). Retrieved
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www.computerweekly.com/tip/Maltego-tutorial-Part-1-Information-
gathering
Maltego: Making sense of data. (2017, March 17). Retrieved May
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