Privacy, OPSEC, Obfuscation, Infosec, Digital Profiling and The-OSINT-Toolbox.
Now, I thought I would write about something not totally OSINT related but maybe of use in some instances. As you know I like a bit of privacy too, so I thought I would do a little article on how we can achieve a little more privacy. We appear to spend vast sums on the … Read More “Something a Little Different” »
In my previous posts you may have gathered I have an interest in leveraging mobile phones for the purpose of OSINT however OPSEC is never far from my thoughts and I have @dutch_osintguy to thank for that, as he is passionate about the subject and gave me a few pointers for this blog too. Check … Read More “Deep Dive into Operational Security” »
Now, for those of you who follow me on Twitter, you may have gathered that I am not the most technical skilled OSINTer. Maybe the result of a misspent youth (and some more years after too). The truth is though, do I have to be? probably not. There is an abundance of non-technical ways we … Read More “Investigative Mindset” »
Further to my recent blog post on how we can leverage messenger apps for OSINT. I mentioned two apps that needed further examination, WeChat & IMO, the below is above and beyond entering a subject mobile number which you want to research but will give you a taster of what you can find. Within the … Read More “WeChat, IMO and OSINT” »
My journey into the world of OSINT is now just over one year old. OSINT is not the main area of my work, I don’t get to learn or practice anywhere near as much as I would like but it is certainly the work I enjoy the most. Following on from my previous Blogs in … Read More “My Journey Into The World of OSINT” »
(First Published On Medium January 2020) Throughout 2019 one thing that is obvious about the OSINT community is how much work people do in their own time and how willing they are to share their work. So I decided that over the Christmas Holidays I would look at the many messenger apps that are available … Read More “OSINT & Messenger Apps” »
(First Published January 2020) Now, I am not a fan of Facebook purely from a privacy perspective. I can see the appeal of social networking platforms like Facebook. I have an acquaintance who recently decided to set up a Facebook account as a friend he knows was moving to country where Facebook was the only … Read More “Facebook Lockdown” »
(First Published January 2020) For my first blog of the New Year. I wanted to do a small introduction as to why I felt the need to write blogs relating to privacy in the modern world and how it relates so closely to OSINT (Open Source Intelligence), Social Engineering & inadequate security measures. In the … Read More “A New Year, New Privacy” »
