How To Recon Website

Introduction

 Welcome to the world of website reconnaissance. This

presentation will provide an in-depth look at the techniques
and tools used to gather information about websites. Get
ready to the art of digital reconnaissance.
 Understanding Reconnaissance

 To master reconnaissance, one must understand its

significance and applications. It involves gathering
information through careful observation and analysis.
Effective reconnaissance is crucial for strategic decision-
making and risk assessment.
 Types of Reconnaissance

 There are various types of reconnaissance, including

physical, cyber, and competitive reconnaissance. Each type
requires specific skills and methodologies to gather valuable
intelligence.
 Passive Reconnaissance

 Passive reconnaissance involves gathering information

without directly interacting with the target website. Learn
about OSINT tools, WHOIS data, and social media analysis
to uncover valuable insights.
 Active Reconnaissance

 Transition into the realm of active reconnaissance by

exploring techniques such as DNS enumeration, subdomain
discovery, and web scraping. Uncover hidden assets and
potential attack vectors.
 Tools and Techniques

 Utilize advanced tools and techniques such as OSINT

(Open-Source Intelligence), social engineering, and data
mining to conduct thorough reconnaissance. These tools
provide valuable insights and aid in decision-making
processes.
Top 10 Tools for Reconnaissance

1. Google
2. Recon- NG
3. Shodan
4. Censys
5. Spiderfoot
6. FOFA
7. Hunter.how
8. nMap
 Data Analysis

 Leverage the gathered information to perform

comprehensive data analysis. Explore the significance of
metadata, server headers, and SSL certificates in
understanding the website's infrastructure.
Reference Links  Must Refer it

 https://geekflare.com/reconnaissance-exploit-search-
tools/

 https://www.firecompass.com/blog/top-10-tools-for-
reconnaissance/

 https://linuxsecurity.expert/security-tools/website-
reconnaissance-tools

 https://github.com/topics/web-reconnaissance