This is a book for learning. It is not written to be read but to be experienced.
This book is for you if you want to master Google Hacking, the dark web, know everything about your competitors' or partners' projects, become familiar with spy equipment, find a person, locate a place from a photo, test facial recognition, understand how easy it is to usurp an identity, including a person's email address, take control of security cameras all over the world, use original methods to track the best candidates for a job, find out everything about the financial health of a company in real time and all over the world, find unlikely information on social networks, carry out stakeouts and shadowing, detect lies. ..
Offensive Intelligence is a manual of investigation that deals as much with remote intelligence methods as with human intelligence or field investigation.
Table of contents
I. Introduction
II. Extensive research on Google and Google hacking
1. Search engines
2. Basic searches
3. Advanced searches
4. Offensive applications with Google Hacking
5. Locating a place, or a person with only a photo
6. Be warned in real time, of any change in your target
7. Google video
8. How to find a word on a web page quickly
III. The power of OSINT (open-source intelligence) search
1. Risks related to an OSINT survey
2. OSINT tools
3. Translating your documents perfectly with artificial intelligence
4. Search engines for hackers and the art of entering through doors left open
5. Locating an IP address
6. Locating an Email address
7. Finding information about the origin of a digital photo
8. Tracing an individual's life through a photo
9. Extensive investigations via satellite images
10. Tracking a target by sending a detection link
IV. Techniques and tools for sourcing candidates
1. Finding candidates' emails on LinkedIn
2. Automating a search on LinkedIn. LinkedIn's limitations and how to work around them
3. Finding emails from people who work in your target company
4. Finding candidates on LinkedIn via Google
5. Search for candidates on LinkedIn with a free account
V. Spy equipment
VI. Detecting lies in a CV
VII. Knowing everything about your competitors
VIII. The best tools and techniques for email extraction
IX. Spying on social networks
X. Knowing everything about your business partners
XI. The dark web
XII. Organizing stakeouts and shadowing
1. Organizing a stakeout
2. Organizing a hideout
XIII. Conclusion
Philippe Dylewski is a trained psychologist. He ran a recruitment agency before becoming a private detective, then a business intelligence specialist. He now lives in Thailand and coordinates the activities of a group specializing in the search for missing persons throughout the world. He has published several manuals and novels in France and Belgium.

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