If you’ve been interested in geolocation for any length of time, you’ll already be familiar with some of the most common tools that researchers make use of: Google Maps & Street View, Google Earth, reverse image search tools, Suncalc, and so on. There are many lesser-known tools that are also useful and can help to […]
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I was kindly invited to the Layer 8 Podcast to talk about my career in OSINT, the skills that make a good OSINT investigator, why I love Quiztime so much, teaching SANS SEC 487 Open Source Intelligence, and what we do at The OSINT Curious Project. You can listen to the podcast here.
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In this video Technisette and I joined David Bombal to demonstrate some different geolocation techniques. We covered quite a few topics including: EXIF Data Using terrain features to find locations with Google Earth Removing unwanted parts of an image to do better reverse image searches Cropping and reverse searching images with Bing and Google Lens
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Wondering how to start out in OSINT? In this video Micah Hoffman, Technisette and I joined David Bombal to discuss some basic OSINT techniques and share examples and stories of our OSINT experiences.
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Being able to prove exactly when data was posted to the internet is a core skill for internet investigators. If you want to be able to prove when a video was first uploaded, when an account was created, or when an editorial change was made to a website, then you need to be able to
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