Tricky Thursday focuses on keyloggers. Keyloggers come in two types – hardware and software. Essentially, both types are digital surveillance tools that capture and record anything that you type on your computer’s keyboard. Check out my methods of detecting and defending against keyloggers.
A quick glimpse at various types of concealed cameras used for breaching privacy and illegal covert recording. Disturbing as it was, some of these were trending during the recent Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales.
Right wing extremists can be dangerous targets, but they are no different to other extremist groups. My interview with MW-Osint focuses on investigating neo-nazi groups, in the context of the Iron March forum data breach.
Advanced OSINT, flight tracking and geolocation – an interview with nixintel
How to do OSINT on .onion domains, use TOR resources to gather information and some examples of bizarre stuff I have found on the dark web…
How to do OSINT without your account getting closed? Today I focused on the process of creation, cultivation and maintenance of OSINT investigation accounts.
Osint Me interviews Stella, an online safety professional focused on the human aspect of digital privacy. She was a victim of stalking, both in the cyberspace and in real life.
In this piece I delve into the public records and open sources of intelligence to uncover detailed information about Cat@Net, a company behind the most recent political scandal in Poland.
Techniques for finding people online, including some non-standard approaches to sources of information.
This is the first post of the Tricky Thursday thread – useful tips and tricks outlining useful OSINT methods.