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Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) CPENT Practice Questions (Page 6)
Part of the Information Gathering and Social Engineering domain, which makes up ~9% of our current practice bank.
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During a penetration test, you need to find any publicly accessible Microsoft Excel files on the target's website that might contain employee names. You want to use Google to locate these files quickly. Which search query is most effective?
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Which OSINT source is specifically designed to index and search for information shared on social media platforms?
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As part of a social engineering engagement, you need to build a profile of a specific employee who is known to be active on LinkedIn and Twitter. You want to collect their job history, professional interests, and any personal details they have shared publicly. Which approach is most efficient and effective for this task?
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You are profiling a target employee for a social engineering campaign. The employee is active on Twitter and frequently posts about their work projects and personal interests. You want to collect their tweets, identify their connections, and analyze their posting patterns. Which tool or method is most efficient for this?
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As part of a social engineering assessment, you need to build a profile of a target employee. You have found their LinkedIn profile, which lists their job title, skills, and recent projects. What additional step would most effectively help you gather information for a targeted phishing campaign?
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