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  1. SatIntel (github.com/ANG13T/SatIntel) is a OSINT tool for satellite reconnaissance made with Golang. The tool can extract satellite telemetry, receive orbital predictions, and parse TLEs.

    #OSINT #OSINTForAll #Golang #Satellite #aerospace

  2. SatIntel (github.com/ANG13T/SatIntel) is a OSINT tool for satellite reconnaissance made with Golang. The tool can extract satellite telemetry, receive orbital predictions, and parse TLEs.
    #OSINT #OSINTForAll #Golang #Satellite #aerospace

  3. SatIntel (github.com/ANG13T/SatIntel) is a OSINT tool for satellite reconnaissance made with Golang. The tool can extract satellite telemetry, receive orbital predictions, and parse TLEs.
    #OSINT #OSINTForAll #Golang #Satellite #aerospace

  4. Hey #OSINT, Metadata2Go.com is a free online tool that allows you to access the hidden exif & meta data of your files. Just drag & drop or upload an image, document, video, audio or even e-book file.

    #OSINTForAll #metadata #tools #infosec

  5. Hey #OSINT, Metadata2Go.com is a free online tool that allows you to access the hidden exif & meta data of your files. Just drag & drop or upload an image, document, video, audio or even e-book file.

    #OSINTForAll #metadata #tools #infosec

  6. Freenet lets you anonymously share files, browse, publish "freesites" (accessible only through Freenet) and chat on forums, without fear of censorship. It's decentralised, if used in "darknet" mode, where users only connect to friends, is very difficult to detect.

    #OSINTForAll #osint #infosec #privacy #freenet

  7. Freenet lets you anonymously share files, browse, publish "freesites" (accessible only through Freenet) and chat on forums, without fear of censorship. It's decentralised, if used in "darknet" mode, where users only connect to friends, is very difficult to detect.

    #OSINTForAll #osint #infosec #privacy #freenet

  8. Step 13: To note down few observations, Luther was standing in a bit elevated building, the props around serves as a supporting evidence.

    #OSINT #geolocation #verification #infosec #OSINTForAll

  9. Step 13: To note down few observations, Luther was standing in a bit elevated building, the props around serves as a supporting evidence.

    #OSINT #geolocation #verification #infosec #OSINTForAll

  10. Step 11: And now came the blindness! Remember, I mentioned earlier that every building in London looked the same? Well, now I just tried to imagine the angle from the Moor and started looking for the building corners & edges.

    #OSINT #geolocation #verification #infosec #OSINTForAll

  11. Step 11: And now came the blindness! Remember, I mentioned earlier that every building in London looked the same? Well, now I just tried to imagine the angle from the Moor and started looking for the building corners & edges.

    #OSINT #geolocation #verification #infosec #OSINTForAll

  12. Step 10: From The Shard, I moved in a slightly slanted way to find this unique building. And finally I got the Moor House.

    #OSINT #geolocation #verification #infosec #OSINTForAll

  13. Step 10: From The Shard, I moved in a slightly slanted way to find this unique building. And finally I got the Moor House.

    #OSINT #geolocation #verification #infosec #OSINTForAll

  14. Step 8: The image doesn’t look special, ain’t? But for me, it told me something. That is, the unique building (The Shard) is kinda neat to the contoured bull nosed building (pardon for the jargon).

    #OSINT #geolocation #verification #infosec #OSINTForAll

  15. Step 8: The image doesn’t look special, ain’t? But for me, it told me something. That is, the unique building (The Shard) is kinda neat to the contoured bull nosed building (pardon for the jargon).

    #OSINT #geolocation #verification #infosec #OSINTForAll

  16. Step 7: These buildings looked similar in some angles, but they were misleading. Frustrated, but I started looking at the reverse searched images and some miracle happened. I got an image from a meme/troll forum. (Trolls are good when used right).

    #OSINT #geolocation #verification #infosec #OSINTForAll

  17. Step 7: These buildings looked similar in some angles, but they were misleading. Frustrated, but I started looking at the reverse searched images and some miracle happened. I got an image from a meme/troll forum. (Trolls are good when used right).

    #OSINT #geolocation #verification #infosec #OSINTForAll

  18. Step 6: False Positives & The Bone Of Contention When you are looking at the structures, especially curves & quadrilaterals, probably you can’t know how they look at different angles. These were some false assumptions that I made.

    #OSINT #geolocation #verification #infosec #OSINTForAll

  19. Step 6: False Positives & The Bone Of Contention When you are looking at the structures, especially curves & quadrilaterals, probably you can’t know how they look at different angles. These were some false assumptions that I made.

    #OSINT #geolocation #verification #infosec #OSINTForAll

  20. Step 5: From the arsenal, I used the “just Google it” trick once again. And I got quite few results, & eventually they proved to be false positives.

    #OSINT #geolocation #verification #infosec #OSINTForAll

  21. Step 5: From the arsenal, I used the “just Google it” trick once again. And I got quite few results, & eventually they proved to be false positives.

    #OSINT #geolocation #verification #infosec #OSINTForAll

  22. Step 4: Time for the real hunt! All buildings looked similar, the majority of them were brownish (maroon) in color. So now I tried to look for the objects (buildings).

    #OSINT #geolocation #verification #infosec #OSINTForAll

  23. Step 4: Time for the real hunt! All buildings looked similar, the majority of them were brownish (maroon) in color. So now I tried to look for the objects (buildings).

    #OSINT #geolocation #verification #infosec #OSINTForAll

  24. Step 2: Here’s a tip (if you didn’t know already), IMDB, Rotten Tomatoes, Fandom Wiki pages could be super useful when you are investigating movies or TV shows.

    #OSINT #geolocation #verification #infosec #OSINTForAll

  25. Step 2: Here’s a tip (if you didn’t know already), IMDB, Rotten Tomatoes, Fandom Wiki pages could be super useful when you are investigating movies or TV shows.

    #OSINT #geolocation #verification #infosec #OSINTForAll

  26. Step 1: This time I wanted to approach this zero knowledge target differently. So the first thing that I did was to reverse search the image. I got few results on Google & Yandex. Even they pointed out the season and episode number of Luther.

    #OSINT #geolocation #verification #infosec #OSINTForAll

  27. Step 1: This time I wanted to approach this zero knowledge target differently. So the first thing that I did was to reverse search the image. I got few results on Google & Yandex. Even they pointed out the season and episode number of Luther.

    #OSINT #geolocation #verification #infosec #OSINTForAll

  28. Hey #OSINT #geolocation #verification 🕵️‍♀️🕵️‍♂️, let's solve a geolocation challenge. Blast from the past. 🤓

    #infosec #OSINTForAll

    Finding Luther — An OSINT Geo location Challenge. 🧵

  29. Hey #OSINT #geolocation #verification 🕵️‍♀️🕵️‍♂️, let's solve a geolocation challenge. Blast from the past. 🤓

    #infosec #OSINTForAll

    Finding Luther — An OSINT Geo location Challenge. 🧵

  30. Hey #OSINT, technological advancements, social media, online marketplaces, mobile payments, digital currencies, have reduced the risks and costs associated with transferring the proceeds of crime. Here is a list of websites for researching money laundering and #corruption

    1. anti-moneylaundering.org/
    The IBA Anti-Money Laundering Forum, the lawyers’ guide to legislation and compliance, is an internet-based network assisting lawyers in dealing with their current responsibilities in connection with new anti-money laundering legislation.

    2. fincen.gov
    FinCEN’s mission is to safeguard financial system from illicit use and combat money laundering and promote national security through collection, analysis, and dissemination of financial intelligence and strategic use of financial authorities.

    3. ec.europa.eu/anti-fraud
    European Anti-Fraud Office also known as OLAF (Office de Lutte Anti-Fraude) investigates fraud against EU budget, corruption and serious misconduct within European institutions, and develops anti-fraud policy for European Commission.

    4. fatf-gafi.org
    The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) is the global money laundering and terrorist financing watchdog. FATF monitors countries to ensure they implement FATF Standards fully and effectively, and holds countries to account that do not comply.

    5. imolin.org
    IMoLIN is Internet-based network assisting governments, organizations and individuals against money laundering. Included herein database on legislation and regulation throughout the world (AMLID), electronic library, and calendar of events.

    6. moneylaunderingbulletin.com
    Money Laundering Bulletin provides the latest analysis of money laundering regulation, methods, trends and policing.

    7. moneylaundering.com
    ACAMS moneylaundering.com is the information resource for compliance professionals. Founded in 1989, moneylaundering.com is the top source for news on financial crime, sanctions and compliance-related issues.

    8. moneylaunderingnews.com
    Money Laundering Watch is a blog focused on covering the latest news and developments in the area—and providing insight on compliance and enforcement trends, federal and state actions, regulatory developments, significant cases, and international efforts.

    9. moneytaskforce.com
    Money Task Force is on a mission to be the Ultimate Personal Finance blog and resource, which cover a wide range of topics related to finance; everything from banking, credit, real estate, loans, and even travel.

    10. occrp.org
    Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) exposes crime and corruption so the public can hold power to account, by developing and equipping a global network of investigative journalists and publishing their stories.

    11. transparency.org
    Transparency International is a global movement working in over 100 countries to end the injustice of corruption. Their mission is to stop corruption, promote transparency, accountability and integrity at all levels, across all sectors of society.

    12. unodc.org/unodc/en/corruption/
    The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) has been helping make the world safer from drugs, organized crime, corruption and terrorism.

    Do you think our list is helpful? or do you have other resources? Join our discord discord.com/invite/ffU9ef4PxZ share your resources and discuss the topic with other members in our discord server!

    #OSINTForAll #moneylaundering #corruption #infosec #infosecurity

  31. Hey #OSINT, technological advancements, social media, online marketplaces, mobile payments, digital currencies, have reduced the risks and costs associated with transferring the proceeds of crime. Here is a list of websites for researching money laundering and #corruption

    1. anti-moneylaundering.org/
    The IBA Anti-Money Laundering Forum, the lawyers’ guide to legislation and compliance, is an internet-based network assisting lawyers in dealing with their current responsibilities in connection with new anti-money laundering legislation.

    2. fincen.gov
    FinCEN’s mission is to safeguard financial system from illicit use and combat money laundering and promote national security through collection, analysis, and dissemination of financial intelligence and strategic use of financial authorities.

    3. ec.europa.eu/anti-fraud
    European Anti-Fraud Office also known as OLAF (Office de Lutte Anti-Fraude) investigates fraud against EU budget, corruption and serious misconduct within European institutions, and develops anti-fraud policy for European Commission.

    4. fatf-gafi.org
    The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) is the global money laundering and terrorist financing watchdog. FATF monitors countries to ensure they implement FATF Standards fully and effectively, and holds countries to account that do not comply.

    5. imolin.org
    IMoLIN is Internet-based network assisting governments, organizations and individuals against money laundering. Included herein database on legislation and regulation throughout the world (AMLID), electronic library, and calendar of events.

    6. moneylaunderingbulletin.com
    Money Laundering Bulletin provides the latest analysis of money laundering regulation, methods, trends and policing.

    7. moneylaundering.com
    ACAMS moneylaundering.com is the information resource for compliance professionals. Founded in 1989, moneylaundering.com is the top source for news on financial crime, sanctions and compliance-related issues.

    8. moneylaunderingnews.com
    Money Laundering Watch is a blog focused on covering the latest news and developments in the area—and providing insight on compliance and enforcement trends, federal and state actions, regulatory developments, significant cases, and international efforts.

    9. moneytaskforce.com
    Money Task Force is on a mission to be the Ultimate Personal Finance blog and resource, which cover a wide range of topics related to finance; everything from banking, credit, real estate, loans, and even travel.

    10. occrp.org
    Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) exposes crime and corruption so the public can hold power to account, by developing and equipping a global network of investigative journalists and publishing their stories.

    11. transparency.org
    Transparency International is a global movement working in over 100 countries to end the injustice of corruption. Their mission is to stop corruption, promote transparency, accountability and integrity at all levels, across all sectors of society.

    12. unodc.org/unodc/en/corruption/
    The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) has been helping make the world safer from drugs, organized crime, corruption and terrorism.

    Do you think our list is helpful? or do you have other resources? Join our discord discord.com/invite/ffU9ef4PxZ share your resources and discuss the topic with other members in our discord server!

    #OSINTForAll #moneylaundering #corruption #infosec #infosecurity

  32. OSINT is increasingly accepted as evidence in court. Where police once held the monopoly on investigating, internet has opened up this possibility to many other interested parties. Civilians have the internet to use their voice and skills, enabling them to access data about crimes once only available to the police.

    Here's a list of research papers on OSINT for crime investigation and what could be the impacts:

    1. ‘Uppity civilians’ and ‘cyber-vigilantes’: The role of the general public in policing cyber-crime - doi.org/10.1177/17488958124480

    This research has been referred to as civilian policing or civilian criminal investigations, defined as ‘forms of online collective action aimed at pooling resources in order to investigate online crime'. Civilian policing of the internet is both relevant and prevalent in today’s society.

    2. Open Sourcing Evidence From The Internet: The Protection of Privacy in Civilian Criminal Investigations Using OSINT - amsterdamlawforum.org/articles

    This thesis argues that current regulations are not yet adapted to the privacy challenges posed by OSINT, and aims to give coherent recommendations on a possible legal framework to protect privacy in civilian criminal investigations by means of OSINT.

    3. Open-source intelligence and privacy by design - cs.ru.nl/~jhh/publications/osi

    Use of OSINT by state authorities could pose privacy challenges, but less attention has been given to the potentially problematic privacy concerns posed by civilian criminal investigations by means of OSINT

    4. Digilantism: An Analysis of Crowdsourcing and the Boston Marathon Bombings - academic.oup.com/bjc/article/5

    This paper explores the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombing incident and how members of the general public, through the online community Reddit, attempted to provide assistance to law enforcement through conducting their own parallel investigations.

    5. On The Internet Nobody can See Your Cape: The Ethics of Online Vigilantism - journals.uic.edu/ojs/index.php

    The discussion of vigilantism has been most active in the legal discourse. However, a major problem is that, for the most part, online activity would not fit easily into the existing terminology. This paper will open up the discussion and merge the theoretical, social and technical discussion on vigilantism by drawing on its modern forms.

    #OSINTForAll #osint #criminal #investigation #infosec #infosecurity #privacy

  33. OSINT is increasingly accepted as evidence in court. Where police once held the monopoly on investigating, internet has opened up this possibility to many other interested parties. Civilians have the internet to use their voice and skills, enabling them to access data about crimes once only available to the police.

    Here's a list of research papers on OSINT for crime investigation and what could be the impacts:

    1. ‘Uppity civilians’ and ‘cyber-vigilantes’: The role of the general public in policing cyber-crime - doi.org/10.1177/17488958124480

    This research has been referred to as civilian policing or civilian criminal investigations, defined as ‘forms of online collective action aimed at pooling resources in order to investigate online crime'. Civilian policing of the internet is both relevant and prevalent in today’s society.

    2. Open Sourcing Evidence From The Internet: The Protection of Privacy in Civilian Criminal Investigations Using OSINT - amsterdamlawforum.org/articles

    This thesis argues that current regulations are not yet adapted to the privacy challenges posed by OSINT, and aims to give coherent recommendations on a possible legal framework to protect privacy in civilian criminal investigations by means of OSINT.

    3. Open-source intelligence and privacy by design - cs.ru.nl/~jhh/publications/osi

    Use of OSINT by state authorities could pose privacy challenges, but less attention has been given to the potentially problematic privacy concerns posed by civilian criminal investigations by means of OSINT

    4. Digilantism: An Analysis of Crowdsourcing and the Boston Marathon Bombings - academic.oup.com/bjc/article/5

    This paper explores the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombing incident and how members of the general public, through the online community Reddit, attempted to provide assistance to law enforcement through conducting their own parallel investigations.

    5. On The Internet Nobody can See Your Cape: The Ethics of Online Vigilantism - journals.uic.edu/ojs/index.php

    The discussion of vigilantism has been most active in the legal discourse. However, a major problem is that, for the most part, online activity would not fit easily into the existing terminology. This paper will open up the discussion and merge the theoretical, social and technical discussion on vigilantism by drawing on its modern forms.

    #OSINTForAll #osint #criminal #investigation #infosec #infosecurity #privacy

  34. Anything you can obtain via online as well as by traditional media research can be used for #OSINT. Here's a list of curated resources that you might find useful.

    1. INNSIGHT – Leverage Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) for Monitoring & Actionable Intelligence - innefu.com/Prophecy-case%20stu

    2. Social Engineering by MindPoint Group - assets-global.website-files.co

    3. USING OSINT DURING NATURAL DISASTERS by Cobwebs Technologies - cobwebs.com/wp-content/uploads

    4. A Practical Guide to the Use of Open-source Intelligence - americanbar.org/content/dam/ab

    5. OSINT NSA surveillance for hipsters by CRoCS - crocs.fi.muni.cz/_media/public

    6. Some resources on valuable concepts of OSINT compiled into one place - ln5.sync.com/dl/d23b64020/yeae

    7. Read online collection of OSINT books - archive.org/details/opensource

    8. Peer-reviewed open access journals. They currently publishes over 100 open access journals covering art and humanities, engineering, medical science, social sciences, biological sciences, physical sciences and agricultural sciences - academicjournals.org/

    9. Download or read online free e-books legally - getfreeebooks.com/

    10. Another free online library - gutenberg.org/

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    Check out the case here osintforall.in/ctf/case1/1/

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    #OSINTForAll #infosec #infosecurity #resources #osint