MOST PRACTICAL AND SKILL FOCUSED DARK WEB CTI TRAINING

"Dark Web" Infrastructure

Deep Web vs Dark Web

Hacker Ecosystem (China, Russia)

Cyber Threat Intelligence Concepts

Exploring Dark Web Markets, Forums, etc.

Access Configurations (VM, Browser, etc)

OPSEC Recommendations

(Live session) Searching the Dark Web

Finding New Sources

Pivoting from and to Sources

Finding and navigating dark web hidden services

You will learn that searching for threat data is even better when you don't think or approach this process like a typical intelligence or OSINT analyst, but rather from the hacker perspective, being creative thinking outside of the box and therefore, finding more than what an intelligence analyst would find, closing the gap further in threat identification and searching the dark web in this dark web course.

You get over 50+ real life scenario exercises, these are designed uniquely to target specific areas of skill development in the entire intelligence collection cycle. So you practice everything in real websites, with real information, in multiple ecosystems such as China and Russia. You learn to collect threat data in these complex ecosystems, in depth.

Dark Web Advanced has the goal to give you real skills that every company wants, it is finding new source on the dark web, new forums, communities, groups, hacker resources, channels of communication, markets and more. 

Pivoting from one resource to many more. 

Cross platform, cross web, maximizing your presence in the threat landscape like no other darkweb training or dark web course.

Finding new sources on the dark web is a skill within itself, as well as pivoting from one resource to another, Telegram, QQ, Discord, .onion links how it's all connected and where to search effectively for discussions or chatter?

Deep dive into Dark Web Chinese and Russian hacker forums, resources,learn to search using the right keywords, hacker slang, learn about how Chinese and Russian hackers operate, what data they share.

Identifying threats is not just about who is targeting your clients..threat identification goes way beyond that, and covers a wide scope of types of threats within itself, on different levels of the business, learning to identify them is key!

In China, Russia and English speaking communities, in 2024 when you search for client data, searching by the client keywords isn't going to score you threat findings, most hackers don't mention company names anymore.. so how to successfully identify what you need?

Early stage identification of new developments on the threat landscape is the critical key to the success of your intelligence being timely, when you have the ability to find threats in their early stage of development, marketplace, malware, ransomware page, new database.. is vital!

So a forum has been shut down? How to identify efficiently the new alternative to it? And be the first CTI delivery company that know about threat X or Y before the rest.. so that your clients can get maximum value from your deliverables and intelligence insights!