OSINT Challenges, Analysis & Tutorials
OSINT Challenges, Analysis & Tutorials
(Click here to watch and listen to the video version of this blog entry) Introduction Every so often people reach out to me online and ask for help with something OSINT/GEOINT related. I am always happy to help, especially because…
(Click here to watch and listen to the video version of this blog entry) One of my OSINT reports entitled “Deported Civilians: How civilians are illegally deported to Russia” was published at the Centre for Information Resilience website amongst many…
(Click here to watch and listen to the video version of this blog entry) Introduction With an overall increase in people’s interest in OSINT either as a tool to fight disinformation, part of the reconnaissance phase of ethical hacking, or…
(Click here to watch and listen to the video version of this blog entry) Introduction The ability to find localised information is extremely important when carrying out live investigations. Often in my workday as an OSINT analyst I am tasked…
(Click here to watch and listen to the video version of this blog entry) Introduction Part of any OSINT investigation is finding reliable data that can be analysed and verified in order to end up on a report that, later…
(Click here to watch and listen to the video version of this blog entry) Introduction Every so often you’ll come across a town so small that Google doesn’t know where anything is. Or does it? Sometimes the information is there…
(Click here to watch and listen to the video version of this blog entry) Introduction A few days ago I came across a video on twitter that at first seemed fairly easy to geolocate. The tweet mentioned the name of…
(Click here to watch and listen to the video version of this blog entry) Introduction As someone that has been geolocation data from the Ukrainian-Russian war since late February, by now I thought I had seen it all.At the beginning…
(Click here to watch and listen to the video version of this blog entry) Introduction My previous blog entry was a geolocation of a group of pro-Russian Chechen’s engaged in a ground battle in Mariupol, Ukraine. It seems that they…