Welcome to OSINT Exercise #032!
Task briefing:
Airports are global hubs where cultures, languages, and lives briefly intersect. Millions of people pass through them each day. On an undisclosed date and at an unknown location, one of these travellers recorded a TV screen for 28 seconds. The video can be found below.
Your task is to:
a) Determine the exact date and time when the video was recorded.
b) Identify the airport and the terminal where the TV screen was located.
Exercise level:
For beginners: a) Medium, b) Hard.
For experts: a) Easy, b) Medium.
Here is the direct link to the video below in case the embed feature is having some trouble.
Note: I did not record this video, but I was given the permission to use it.
Want more? Check out the List of OSINT Exercises.
Finished? Well done! Check if your answers are correct.
Stuck? Watch the video below on how to complete OSINT Exercise #032.
User Walkthroughs:
- Petr Zuikov – “Sofia Santos: OSINT Exercise #032“
- osint kyle – “Solving OSINT Exercise #032“
- Dhruv – “Gralhix OSINT Exercise #032“
- Landon Mello – “OSINT Challenge #032“
- Mohamed H. Ahmed – “Solving the Challenge: A walkthrough to Sophia Santos’ #032 OSINT Exercise“
- The Yellow Bookcase – “Grahlix OSINT exercise #32“
- anonymous – “From Pixels to Places: Tracking an Airport Terminal Through Open Sources -OSINT#032“
- Mångata – “OSINT Case #32: Tracking Clues Across the Terminal“
- Zane Raza – “OSINT Exercise #032 — Sofia Santos“
- c0rsicana – “OSINT Report #5: The Airport Broadcast“
- Ragini – “OSINT Exercise 032” ⭐
- Miguel – “OSINT No.32“
Why is my walkthrough not showing up above?
If you sent me your walkthrough and you do not see it on the list, here are the possible reasons:
• One or more of your answers were incorrect or missing.
• You asked me not to include it on the list, and I’m respecting your wishes.
• You may have sent me an incorrect or incomplete link.
• You linked to a website that tracks who sees your articles (e.g, LinkedIn).
• I suspected AI was heavily involved in the production of your walkthrough.
• I suspected you just wrote a walkthrough based on my video, and not your own work.
• I haven’t had the time to actually read, and add it yet (give me at least a week).
• I forgot about it (doesn’t usually happen, but I’m not flawless).
Why do some walkthroughs have a ⭐ in front of them?
The golden star emojis were introduced on the second year anniversary of OSINT Exercises. I will be adding them to walkthroughts that I feel stand out and deserve extra recognition. You can read more about my reasoning behind the decision in my blog post: “Two Years of OSINT Exercises: The Importance of Community Learning.”