find info on phone numbers with PhoneInfoga — Transcript

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1. 0:00Hacking phone numbers. In this video, we
2. 0:02are not going to be hacking any phone
3. 0:04numbers. But we are going to be using
4. 0:05hacking tools to find out more
5. 0:07information about these phone numbers.
6. 0:09Like, hey, who's this number that just
7. 0:10called me? I have no idea who they are.
8. 0:12Let's find out. Or maybe you're
9. 0:13performing a pin test and you're
10. 0:15actually hacking a company or person
11. 0:17with permission. Because disclaimer,
12. 0:19this is a hacking tool. I'm showing you
13. 0:20part of the OSENT process. Do not hack
14. 0:23anyone unless you have explicit
15. 0:24permission. And while the information
16. 0:25we're accessing is publicly available on
17. 0:27the internet, your intent does matter.
18. 0:29So yes, practice, yes, have fun, but
19. 0:31don't use this information to hack
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31. 0:53notification bell. Let's hack YouTube.
32. 0:56Ethically, of course. Anyways, let's get
33. 0:58going.
34. 1:04The tool we're going to use is called
35. 1:05Phone Infogga. Now, what do you need?
36. 1:07Where can you run this? Pretty much any
37. 1:09Linux distro will run the sucker. So,
38. 1:11this is option one, but we're not going
39. 1:13to do that. If you just want to get your
40. 1:14hands dirty and try this tool out right
41. 1:16now, I got a fast, free option. If you
42. 1:18saw my last video, you might be familiar
43. 1:20with it. Google Cloud Console.
44. 1:23Basically, a free Linux server we get
45. 1:25right now in just a few seconds. So,
46. 1:26let's do it. So, I have two links in the
47. 1:28description below. First is the GitHub
48. 1:30page for phone and FOGA. Go ahead and
49. 1:32navigate there. The other is to the
50. 1:33Google Cloud Console. All you'll need is
51. 1:35a free Google account. I'll get logged
52. 1:37in here. And once you're logged in, at
53. 1:39the very top right, you'll see a Google
54. 1:41Cloud Console icon. Go ahead and click
55. 1:43on that. This is actually launching your
56. 1:45Google Cloud shell and giving you access
57. 1:46to a machine here on the cloud. Now,
58. 1:48looking back at our GitHub page for
59. 1:49phone and FOGA, we're going to scroll
60. 1:51down to about the middle here where it
61. 1:53says documentation right here. Go ahead
62. 1:55and click on this and then right here on
63. 1:57the left, click on installation. Now,
64. 1:59here we have two options. You can either
65. 2:01install Phone and Fogo like an
66. 2:02application just by inputting these
67. 2:04commands into your terminal or the
68. 2:06easier way and it's the way I'm going to
69. 2:08demonstrate right now. We're going to
70. 2:09use Docker. So, scroll down to right
71. 2:11here where it says using Docker and
72. 2:13we're going to start with this command
73. 2:14right here. Now, the good news, Google
74. 2:16Cloud Console already has Docker
75. 2:17installed, so no worries. We're just
76. 2:19going to copy this and paste. Click on
77. 2:20copy. Get back to our Google Cloud
78. 2:22Console. I can never say that right.
79. 2:23Google Cloud Console 10 times fast. And
80. 2:25go ahead and paste that right in there
81. 2:26and hit enter.
82. 2:30It's going to pull down that Docker
83. 2:31image. Coffee break.
84. 2:35And if you're wondering what the junk is
85. 2:36Docker, I've got a video right here.
86. 2:38Check it out. And now we're going to run
87. 2:39it. So, enter this command. Docker run.
88. 2:43We'll do a dashit and then we'll
89. 2:45reference the docker image we just
90. 2:46downloaded. So sundown dev/phone
91. 2:50infogga. I'll put a space after that. So
92. 2:53right now is where we're going to start
93. 2:54actually using this tool to find out
94. 2:55information on phone numbers. So we'll
95. 2:57type in the word scan dash n. And now
96. 3:01we're going to specify that phone
97. 3:02number. And I already have one in mind.
98. 3:04Now you'll want to start with the
99. 3:05country code of the phone number. This
100. 3:06phone number is US-based. So it will be
101. 3:081. I start with and 352 6006900.
102. 3:13And with that, that's it. I'll hit enter
103. 3:15and watch the sucker happen.
104. 3:18Now, that was fast, right? Check this
105. 3:20out. What this did, let's scroll to the
106. 3:22top here. It first ran a numbum verify
107. 3:24scan. It validated that the number is
108. 3:25true or real. Got me a location, which
109. 3:28whatever the junk that is, let's Google
110. 3:29that. What is that? I think it's some
111. 3:31kind of carrier code or something. Okay,
112. 3:32so it seems to be near Spring Hill,
113. 3:34Florida. Gainesville, Florida. Got that.
114. 3:35Okay. Didn't find carrier info, but it
115. 3:37did identify that the phone number is a
116. 3:39landline. Cool. What else we got? Let's
117. 3:41scroll down. Now, we have a lot of stuff
118. 3:42coming up here, and these are actually
119. 3:44Google dork requests, which might sound
120. 3:46ridiculous, but Google dorking is a real
121. 3:48thing. It's basically advanced Google
122. 3:50searching. Again, if you want to know
123. 3:51more about that, I've got a video right
124. 3:52here. So, each of these links that phone
125. 3:54and Fogga generated are Google dorking
126. 3:56requests. Now, honestly, this is kind of
127. 3:58hard to parse through in the command
128. 3:59line, but we do have another option.
129. 4:01This sucker's got a guey, a web UI, and
130. 4:03we can start using that right now. So
131. 4:05this is so cool. Check this out. So
132. 4:07let's again run our docker command.
133. 4:08docker run-ashit
134. 4:12and then we'll add one more switch here.
135. 4:14We'll do a -p p which stands for port
136. 4:16and we're going to do 8080 and then
137. 4:19colon 8080. And then as before we'll
138. 4:21specify our docker image sundown
139. 4:24dev/phone
140. 4:26and this time we'll say serve and then
141. 4:30after that we'll do -p
142. 4:328080. Now what was all that? Uh what
143. 4:34we're doing here is we're allowing our
144. 4:36Docker container to use the port 8080 on
145. 4:38our Linux server here. And then by using
146. 4:40the serve command, we're telling Phone
147. 4:41and Fogga to serve up a web UI on port
148. 4:448080. Let's try it out. Go ahead and hit
149. 4:46enter. Right now
150. 4:49it's running. And now all we have to do,
151. 4:51and it's so cool, we can do this.
152. 4:53There's an icon right here at the top.
153. 4:55This guy right here. This allows us to
154. 4:56do a web preview. Go ahead and click on
155. 4:59that. Check this out. Preview on port
156. 5:018080. Perfect.
157. 5:03And
158. 5:05what's happening? Oh, there it is. There
159. 5:07it is. Phone and FOGA web UI. That's
160. 5:10what I'm talking about. Let's do that
161. 5:13same thing before. Let's input our
162. 5:15number. 1 352 600 6900. Let's run the
163. 5:20scan from here. It's a bit prettier,
164. 5:22right? A bit easier on the eyes. Let's
165. 5:24see what we got. Let's toggle my
166. 5:25numbumverify scan. Yeah, we already saw
167. 5:28that stuff. It's in we pig to landline.
168. 5:31Then we have our Google search results.
169. 5:32Let's go ahead and click on that. Bam.
170. 5:34So, first is our general footprints.
171. 5:36It's just a general Google search. Let's
172. 5:38search for that number on the internet.
173. 5:39Let's go ahead and do that right now.
174. 5:40I'll click the first link. Aha,
175. 5:44I think I know who this number is. IT
176. 5:46Pro TV. Found that real quick. You guys
177. 5:49can't hide. The next option, searching
178. 5:50for any documents that might contain
179. 5:52this phone number. Let's see if there
180. 5:53are any there. H. Nothing. And then
181. 5:55it'll use other Google dorks to search
182. 5:57social media websites. Facebook,
183. 5:59Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram. Now, we'll
184. 6:00try Facebook real quick. But this is
185. 6:02where I found a flaw with the program.
186. 6:04It's kind of weird. Check this out.
187. 6:05Click on this. It doesn't find it, but I
188. 6:08do happen to know this number does exist
189. 6:10on IT Pro TV's Facebook website or page
190. 6:12for some reason in this Google Dork
191. 6:14search they have generated for us. It
192. 6:16doesn't include the phone number with
193. 6:17the parenthesis around the 352, the area
194. 6:19code. So, I'm going to add that in there
195. 6:21real quick. Just going to copy the or in
196. 6:24text. Tack that on to the end. And I'm
197. 6:27just going to add some parenthesis here.
198. 6:32And then there's a space and then it's
199. 6:33600- blah blah blah.
200. 6:37Let's try it. Now, now this is something
201. 6:40else you might run into. Google doesn't
202. 6:41like you doing all this kind of weird
203. 6:43stuff. The searches, they think you're
204. 6:44up to no good, but you're not. You're
205. 6:45doing it ethically, right? Of course.
206. 6:47So, I'm not a robot. I hate these.
207. 6:50Crosswalk. Crosswalk. Okay, we're good.
208. 6:52Ah, more chimney.
209. 6:54Do you see a chimney here?
210. 6:58I don't see a chimney. Okay, that was
211. 7:00the test. I passed it. So, yeah,
212. 7:02Facebook does put these numbers in the
213. 7:03format like this, and it did find it on
214. 7:05IT Pro TV. Now, beyond that, this
215. 7:07thing's pretty solid. After social
216. 7:08networks, we got individual footprints,
217. 7:10taking a look at various other sites,
218. 7:12reputation footprints, temporary number
219. 7:14footprints, and then OVH Telecom, which
220. 7:16I think is more popular overseas over in
221. 7:19Europe. But anyways, this is a powerful
222. 7:21tool to quickly search a bunch of
223. 7:23resources to see if a number exists
224. 7:25somewhere, who it might be tied to. Like
225. 7:27for example, I've got this phone number
226. 7:28that's been bothering the crap out of
227. 7:30me. Let me see where was it. Let's try
228. 7:32it out. 1-800274
229. 7:350206.
230. 7:37Let's see. Let's find you, sucker. So,
231. 7:39under numverify, we see it is a
232. 7:40toll-free number here in the US. Let's
233. 7:42do our general footprints first.
234. 7:45So, nothing specific, but if I jump into
235. 7:47one of these links here, I do see people
236. 7:49saying it's a loan scam and uh oh, it's
237. 7:51actually a PayPal thing, scam call, and
238. 7:54then of course, I got all the other
239. 7:55options as well. A vital step in
240. 7:56learning how to become a hacker is just
241. 7:58learning how to search for things, how
242. 8:00to find things out about people, places,
243. 8:02things, nouns, phone numbers. So, that's
244. 8:04why I wanted to show you phone infog, a
245. 8:06great tool you want to have in your tool
246. 8:07chest. And honestly, it's not too bad to
247. 8:08get set up. In fact, I mean, in this
248. 8:10video, we set it up for free in the
249. 8:12cloud and Docker, which is awesome,
250. 8:14right? Even with a guey running, a
251. 8:16beautiful web interface. Anyways, that's
252. 8:17all I got today, guys. Again, shout out
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