A certified ethical hacker is carrying out an email footprinting exercise on a targeted organization using eMailTrackerPro. They want to map out detailed information about the recipient's activities after receiving the email. Which among the following pieces of information would NOT be directly obtained from eMailTrackerPro during this exercise?
eMailTrackerPro can provide detailed information about the recipient's activities such as geolocation, the type of device used to open the email, and the time spent reading the email. However, it is less likely to directly provide information about the email accounts related to the domain of the organization. This kind of data would typically require additional reconnaissance and investigation using other methods or tools.
Information about the victim gathered using email tracking tools includes: - Recipient's System IP address - Geolocation - Email Received and Read - Read Duration - Proxy Detection - Links - Operating System and Browser information - Forward Email - Device Type - Path Travelled
C. The email accounts related to the domain of the organization. While eMailTrackerPro may provide information about the geolocation of the recipient, the type of device used to open the email, and the time spent reading the email, it is less likely to directly provide details about email accounts related to the domain of the organization. This type of information may require additional reconnaissance and investigation using other tools or techniques.
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sounds like a chatgpt answer
Hey ethical hacking team can we double-check this method
eMailTrackerPro can provide information such as geolocation, time spent reading the email, and other details. However, it may not directly provide information about the type of device used to open the email or the email accounts related to the domain of the organization... idk, I think: B. Type of device used to open the email
Not correct. Answer is C. Point from the CEH textbook: ▪ Device Type: Provides information about the type of device used to open and read the email, e.g., desktop computer, mobile device, or laptop. Pg. 209
pg 208-209 geolocation, device type, read duration
Its C, Module 2 P141-142 on the digital book
Seems la C because it would be weird to be B...like common And the EC handbooks says the same, but again common sense
C is correct Answer based on chatgpt
Answer D. The amount of time the recipient spent reading the email: Information on the exact amount of time spent reading an email is usually not directly available through tools such as eMailTrackerPro. This type of detailed user interaction data may require more sophisticated tracking that monitors activity time in email content, which is usually beyond the capabilities of standard email tracking tools.