OSINT Techniques: Who’s Behind A WordPress Site?
WordPress is the base that 35% of the world’s websites are built on. If you’re ever going to investigate a…
OSINT, Linux, Digital Forensics, and InfoSec
WordPress is the base that 35% of the world’s websites are built on. If you’re ever going to investigate a…
How much information is there in a photograph? There is always more than you think. I learned recently that when…
Automation or Augmentation? Automation is an increasingly important part of OSINT. Even the simplest of investigations can require large…
Things have been busy lately but I finally managed to catch up with a few recent Quiztime challenges. This post…
I was originally going to write this guide as part of my post on OSINT for e-mail addresses, but really…
Carbon14 is a really useful Python tool for website investigations and verification. It allows investigators to work out when a…
I’ve written a few blogs about gap analysis before, but it’s an important skill for investigation and intelligence analysis work…
How could you use open source information to trace a fugitive or a missing person? For this post I thought…
The WhoIs system used to be a goldmine for OSINT investigators. It was usually possible to find out the address,…
Spiderfoot is one of my favourite OSINT gathering tools. It automates a huge number of queries that would take a…