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Hello, my name is Stephanie from Oxley.

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And in this lecture you will learn how to use web archives as open source intelligence tools in this

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lecture.

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When something is deleted from the internet, it is not necessarily completed, deleted from the everywhere.

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Every page that is visited by Google is backed up as a snapshot in Google's chat servers.

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So typically these chat servers are intended to see whether Google can serve you the best available

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option to base your search query on so that the same technique can be utilized by attackers to get information

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about a given target.

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For example, say a hacked the databases details were posted in for example sample data website dot

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com and that the website or the link is taken off the internet.

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If the page has been accessed by the Google, this information can serve as a great source of information

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for attackers, including usernames, password, hashes, what type of backend was utilized and other

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relevant technical and policy information.

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So Wayback Machine maintains a digital archive of the internet web page.

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The link here is to web web dot archive dot org.

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This is our archive website.

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So.

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Here, you can get the archives of web pages.

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For example.

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In this case, I'm going to get our website, Oxley Dot Coms Archive.

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And here we had 2022, for example, let's seven the April.

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What was our website looked like at that time?

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This is the what our website looked like back then at seven April.

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Here, as you can see here.

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Let's see here.

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Actually, as you can see here, there is a no wayback machine shift archived about your URL because

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it's a YouTube channel.

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I think very bad is not using YouTube channels here.

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Or.

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Saving near.

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As you can see here, this is our courses back then.

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So let's see if there's any new way back here.

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No, it's 2023 and there's no way back that our website archive dot org captured newly because it's

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just a 2023 is just starting.
