Post: Maltego Transforms for the Lazy

[sroberts]

I’ve written a lot of Maltego transforms lately. I think that’d be useful to share.

[krmaxwell]

If possible (it may not be for you), stuff about transform servers (e.g. TDS) would be good, too.

Let me know if I can help in any way.

[sroberts]

Yeah I don't have a TDS, don't know a lot about them, and I admit I'm reluctant to run things through someone else's server. I'm also intending this post to be a very "quick and dirty" approach to getting transforms going. I had a a hard time piecing together all the information, but once I didI was suddenly able to generate transforms quickly, though not pretty, and I'd like to impart some of what I missed in that regard.

[krmaxwell]

I had a a hard time piecing together all the information, but once I didI was suddenly able to generate transforms quickly, though not pretty, and I'd like to impart some of what I missed in that regard.

(though maybe I'll write a follow-on post on my site explaining the differences between the various types of remote options)

[sroberts]

I think that'd be super valuable. I would happily include it, but I just don't know them well.

[sroberts]

If you want to check this post out (and I'd welcome feedback) you'll need to download the whole thing and run jekyll serve to show a lot of the dynamic embeds.

[krmaxwell]

what did you use to generate that GIF?

[sroberts]

All that work and that's your biggest question?!

QuickTime for capture to MP4 then GifBrewery to convert it to a gif. I'm not thrilled with it but after playing for an hour it's the best I could do.

[krmaxwell]

no it was the most coherent question I could ask pre-:coffee:

[sroberts]