In this video, we're going to take a look at Minerva and you can find that Minerva.
Boston.com.
Now Minerva is a email tool.
It's web based.
So we could use on anything, which makes it pretty easy.
Now you will need to sign up for an account which is free.
And, uh, it's pretty simple.
So if you go to Minerva com, it'll take you here and you could do the paid account, which allows you
more lookups.
The free one that lets you do one per day.
So I have a generic email in here and I'm going to click on search.
And we'll let this run through here.
And we'll see what the type of type of results we have.
Okay.
So it gives you the time how long it took.
It took about 1.15 seconds.
It found three results.
And we can see the Google ID.
It's a Google account.
No profile picture.
Google ID last time it was updated we can see Google Maps, Google Plus information here.
We can see the Hudson Rock information here.
When it was breached last computer name it was on a Windows 10 machine.
It doesn't look like any antivirus.
It does a leak check.
So it looks like it also had a a adult Friendfinder account, envoy account, live auction dates on
here, Myspace cache crate along with additional dates here.
So really useful information for finding information about where this email was used, the type of breaches
it was involved.
And here we actually have a computer type a little bit more information.
No antivirus.
And we can export this as a JSON or a or a file.
Again really useful information for gathering information on email addresses.
And this was a free one which you could do one per day.
But also you could.
We also see in here that you could do a paid account, which let's see ten credits for £5, 50 credits
for.
Looks like they discounted it 32%, £17 all the way up to 200 credits.
So again, we're checking out, especially if you do the free version one per day.
And again we could find this at Minerva Osint.
Com thank you for watching.
I'll see you in the next video.