26th January 2020
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Website Forensics: How To Detect Editorial Changes
By NixintelA few months ago I wrote about how you could use Carbon-14 to detect the timestamps for images published in…
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…
Automation or Augmentation? Automation is an increasingly important part of OSINT. Even the simplest of investigations can require large…
In my last Spiderfoot tutorial I wrote about how Spiderfoot HX could be used to gather information about a suspicious…
I was originally going to write this guide as part of my post on OSINT for e-mail addresses, but really…
Many internet investigations feature video at some point. Being able to capture and analyse video content is an important skill,…
Carbon14 is a really useful Python tool for website investigations and verification. It allows investigators to work out when a…
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…