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DESCRIPTION:   'Title: BBOT: Automating the OSINT Kill Chain with a Single 
 Command\n   Tags: Recon Village | Creator Workshop\n   When: Friday\, Aug 
 7\, 15:30 - 17:59 PDT\n   Where: LVCCW Level 1 Hall 2 501 (Recon Village) 
 - [1]Map\n\n   Description:\n\n   Reconnaissance is the foundation of ever
 y successful engagement but\n   fragmented tooling\, manual chaining\, and
  missed data leave gaps that\n   cost you findings. BBOT (Bighuge BLS OSIN
 T Tool) was built to solve\n   that. Developed by Black Lantern Security\,
  BBOT is a recursive\,\n   event-driven OSINT framework that replaces the 
 traditional phased\n   approach with continuous\, real-time discovery ever
 y new piece of data\n   is immediately fed back into the scan engine to un
 cover what linear\n   workflows miss.\n\n   This is a fully hands-on works
 hop. Attendees will install and\n   configure BBOT\, then run it live agai
 nst their own scoped bug bounty\n   targets turning the session into real 
 reconnaissance rather than a\n   slide-driven demo. We'll cover BBOT's 100
 + module architecture\n   spanning subdomain enumeration\, cloud asset dis
 covery\, email\n   harvesting\, web spidering\, and vulnerability scanning
  with Nuclei\, all\n   chainable in a single command and firing recursivel
 y in real time.\n   Along the way we'll dig into scope management\, passiv
 e vs. active\n   recon tradeoffs\, and the web hacking modules that can po
 int you toward\n   real findings.\n\n   By the end of the session\, attend
 ees will walk away with actual scan\n   output from a live target\, a repe
 atable BBOT-driven recon workflow\n   they can drop into their next progra
 m\, and a clear understanding of\n   how to triage findings into real subm
 issions. Whether you're new to\n   automated recon or a seasoned bug bount
 y hunter still stitching tools\n   together by hand\, this workshop will c
 hange how you approach OSINT at\n   scale.\n\n   Module 1 — Why BBOT? Th
 e Problem with How We Recon Now\n\n   The fragmented toolchain problem: Am
 ass → Subfinder → httpx →\n   manual grep\n\n   Why phased OSINT mis
 ses things — and what recursive\, event-driven\n   recon solves\n\n   BB
 OT's origin at Black Lantern Security and design philosophy\n\n   Quick ar
 chitecture overview: modules\, events\, presets\, scope\n\n   3.0 Updates 
 - Rustification of HTTP and DNS\n\n   Q&A / audience skill check\n\n   Mod
 ule 2 — Getting Oriented: Installation\, Config & First Scan\n\n   Verif
 y install and run bbot --help\n\n   Listing and exploring modules with bbo
 t -l\n\n   Understanding flags vs. modules vs. presets\n\n   Exercise 2.1:
  Run your first subdomain scan\n\n   Reading and understanding BBOT output
 \n\n   Scan output folders\, naming conventions\, and where data lives\n\n
    Module 3 — Subdomain Enumeration Deep Dive\n\n   How BBOT's recursive
  engine finds more than traditional tools\n\n   Passive vs. active enumera
 tion — when to use each\n\n   Subdomain mutations and wordcloud usage\n\
 n   Exercise 3.1: Full active subdomain enum\n\n   Module 4 — Going Deep
 er: Cloud\, Email & Asset Discovery\n\n   Cloud enumeration: S3 buckets\, 
 Azure blobs\, GCP assets\n\n   Email harvesting for org footprinting\n\n  
  Combining flags for broader discovery\n\n   Exercise 4.1: Run a combined 
 cloud + email + subdomain scan\n\n   Identifying misconfigured or exposed 
 cloud assets in output\n\n   Discussion: how these findings translate to b
 ug bounty submissions\n\n   Module 5 — Web Hacking Modules & Vulnerabili
 ty Scanning\n\n   Overview of BBOT's web module suite: httpx\, gowitness\,
  wappalyzer\,\n   nuclei\n\n   Web spidering for email\, secrets\, and exp
 osed paths\n\n   Nuclei integration — what it scans for and how to inter
 pret results\n\n   Exercise 5.1: Full web scan with screenshots\n\n   Exer
 cise 5.2: Kitchen sink scan (instructor-guided\, safe target only)\n\n   S
 etting expectations: BBOT points you at the doors — you still have\n   t
 o kick them open\n\n   Module 6 — Triage\, Workflow & What Happens After
  the Scan\n\n   How to structure your post-BBOT workflow: what to investig
 ate first\n\n   Prioritizing findings by severity and exploitability\n\n  
  Avoiding common pitfalls: rate limiting\, duplicate findings\,\n   out-of
 -scope mistakes\n\n   Building a repeatable bug bounty recon workflow arou
 nd BBOT\n\n   Scheduling and automating recurring scans for continuous mon
 itoring\n\n   Wrap-Up & Q&A\n\n   Recap of key takeaways\n\n   Recommended
  next steps and resources\n\n   GitHub\, docs\, and community links\n\n   
 Open Q&A\n\n   SpeakerBio:  Mark Gaddy\n   No BIO available\n   '\n\n   1.
  #LVCCW_Level1_Hall2\n\n\n
DTEND:20260808T005900Z
DTSTART:20260807T223000Z
LOCATION:Recon Village - LVCCW Level 1 Hall 2 501 (Recon Village)
SUMMARY:BBOT: Automating the OSINT Kill Chain with a Single Command
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