Four browser extensions.
I do recommend for this operating system.
No, I'm not going to win a lot of debt because we did already go over how to get Firefox extensions
and Chrome extensions and how these extensions essentially work and install.
So let's get down the list and I'll provide this up, this text file in the descriptions video if you
want to download it.
So in Firefox I do recommend using you block origin.
Just to recap you block will help block certain script files for running on your browser.
So depending on where you're going, depending when your threat level is, it's always good to have
that program there to kind of protect you.
The other one is Firefox containers, and if you forgot, Firefox Containers is a great program that
will actually essentially open up a new container where it thinks it's a new browser.
That way, cookies don't kind of step over and interfere with other things.
It really helps with isolating certain sections of your investigation.
Restrict pages, essentially goes back and caches old pages.
So if your target, let's say, deleted a post or a website page or whatnot, you may potentially be
able to go back and bring it back.
Same thing with Saved to the Wayback Machine.
What this does do is it allows us to potentially cache a page with the Wayback Machine.
So if we find a target page and we want to try to preserve it, we could try saving to the Wayback Machine.
That way, if they delete it later, we can go potentially go back and grab that file again or that
website rather.
The Wayback Machine again operates just like resurrect pages.
It does potentially have archives of different websites and they do try to archive the entire internet.
Fire shot will allow us to capture screenshots of pages.
So again, really handy for capturing those pose photos and whatnot.
We also have Google Translate.
So if we're operating on a page that's outside of our language, we could potentially use Google Translate
to translate the page that we're looking at or we may be able to use as if we're trying to converse
with someone using Google Translate to translate the text over so that we can communicate with them.
IP address and domain information is another great tool for point out.
Well, IP address information and domain information from different websites.
Firefox Private Network.
Now this is in beta.
By the time this video goes live, I really have been used it lately, so I'm not sure if it's still
alive or not.
But if you can get into this, basically do a search for Firefox private network beta and this is Firefox
rolling out its own VPN built in a web browser.
Now my personal preference was VPNs is a rather have a actual client installed or if you're savvy enough,
you can put it on on the on your router side.
But again, this is just, you know, extra layer protection and it is free right now.
Then we have video download helper, video download helper is of course, going to help us to download
video clips.
So again, really handy for on a website they have a video clip.
We can click download button and grab that file.
Now from on the chrome side we have Surf Saved which will help us try to weed out fake news stories
and fake photos.
Again, FireChat is going to allow us to take screenshots.
Google Translate again.
Be able to communicate with people that doesn't speak our language.
Video Download Helper Again We could download videos from websites.
Wayback Machine will help us with those website caching and change geo location for those times where
we need to go and we need to spoof our location, maybe a certain location where we're seeing someone
in Germany and it might look a little suspicious for on a website with a US IP address.
So we use change geolocation to spoof our location to Germany, where it's less likely to to raise awareness.
And I do believe I forgot one user agent switcher again that will change the browser to look like other
browsers, either mobile or otherwise.
So I can make this potentially my computer or VM look like well hey iPhone and reason one would use
that is certain web certain applications like say Instagram for instance is a mobile program.
It would put it exactly let's launch a properly in a computer browser.
We could use that to spoof iPhone browser and pull it up or if.
The target.
So you're looking at has a special specially crafted payload for like a Android or iPhone.
You could you could spoof those browsers, have a try to trigger the payload, potentially capturing
your VM and it shouldn't damage it because, well, you're running a Linux virtual machine.
So again, these are the browser extensions I do recommend and I'm going to put this list on the descriptions
video.
But as always, if you have any questions, any problems, feel free to let me know and I'll try to
help you out there.
Anyways, thank you for watching.
And next video, we're going to be taking a look at installing some programs from GitHub.
So I'll see you there.
Thanks for watching.