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The dark side of open source intelligence - 16 janvier 2021
Internet sleuths have used publicly available data to help track down last week’s Washington D.C. rioters. But what happens when the wrong people are identified ? In May, a video of a woman flouting a national Covid-19 mask mandate went viral on social media in Singapore. In the clip, the bare-faced woman argues (...)

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The Capitol siege and facial recognition technology. - 14 janvier 2021
In a recent New Yorker article about the Capitol siege, Ronan Farrow described how investigators used a bevy of online data and facial recognition technology to confirm the identity of Larry Rendall Brock Jr., an Air Force Academy graduate and combat veteran from Texas. Brock was photographed inside the Capitol (...)

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Surveillance Company Explains How to Keep Facebook From Detecting Fake Accounts in Leaked Manual - 25 septembre 2020
A leaked manual from Blackdot Solutions, a British company that offers social media monitoring services, included a step-by-step guide on how to create fake profiles on Facebook and LinkedIn. A company that markets an online investigations platform for government agencies, banks, and other businesses says (...)

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Why don’t more people say f**k the algorithm ? - 21 septembre 2020
Protest movements around the world have become inherently digital, but why are there so few protests responding to governments’ online actions ? And find out how volunteers are tracking down tourists breaking quarantine in Hawaii. We live in a digital society. But while the internet’s relationship with protest (...)

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Strava’s segment explorer shows who ran what, where, and when - An OSINT investigation into operational security - 24 juin 2018
There are some great advantages to running with Strava. One of them is the community aspect of seeing where people run around you, how fast they run, and when they did it. You can even contact fellow runners in the Strava app, or Facebook, as they have a profile picture, a name, and generally, where they are (...)

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Trump Insider Wanted to Sell Social Media Surveillance Tools to Abusive Governments, Leaked Documents Suggest - 22 juin 2018
Earlier this year, it was reported that Elliott Broidy, a convicted felon in a 2009 bribery case and a top Donald Trump fundraiser, proffered meetings with the president to foreign regimes who were also potential clients of his defense firm Circinus. Little is known about Circinus, but purported company documents (...)