Welcome to OSINT Exercise #026!
Task briefing:
The image on the right shows the contents of a zip file. Inside you will find a 31-second video recorded during a train ride, and four photos of undisclosed locations. They were all taken by the same individual in February 2024. Despite having no useful metadata, they still contain enough information to track down this person’s movements.
Your task is to determine:
a) At which train stations did the person board and alight?
Difficulty level:
Beginners: Hard
Experts: Hard
Solution and full walkthrough
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List of walkthroughs created by the OSINT community for this exercise
- Alerivan – “Sofia Santos’ OSINT Exercise #026 Writeup” ⭐
- Legion Soul – “OSINT Exercise #026“
- Cat Soup “Virtual Vacation: Sofia Santos OSINT Exercise #026” ⭐
- walnut – “OSINT Exercise #026“
- Mathieu Gaucheler – “Geolocation: OSINT Exercise #026 from Sofia Santos” ⭐
- Zero Day – “OSINT Challenge 10” ⭐
- Ragmthy – “OSINT Exercise 026“
- Victor Mwai – “OSINT(Exercise 26)“
- Yenamind – “Gralhix — OSINT Exercise 026 | Solution“
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