We had someone reach out to us recently that illustrated the need for protecting your digital legacy. We want to share with you what a digital legacy is and what it should contain. And while this article is about the technology side of things, it is best to also have an attorney who’s practice areas […]
In this article we’re going to briefly talk about how we help attorneys with social media evidence in civil cases. In our 7 years of doing this, we’ve come across some findings that illustrate the need for attorneys to look at social media. Social media evidence about your client With one of our long time
We were first exposed to the Internet Archive ages ago through their service the Wayback Machine, which archives websites. It’s a pretty cool service and really interesting to see old 00’s websites as well as see how web pages for certain sites evolved over time. From an offensive cyber security and OSINT perspective, the Wayback
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Brief summary This research article talks about what we call a Social Media Overt Covert Reaction Network (SOCReN). This is a hidden network of people established solely through social media post reaction emojis. In this paper we talk about how it was discovered, it’s characteristics, ways to currently detect it, and who would find this
From an OSINT perspective there are various interesting .txt files that websites can utilize that perform various functions and they contain a lot of useful information. robots.txt This text file, is found in the root directory of a website (e.g. https://example.com/robots.txt) This file gives instructions to bots, crawlers, and spiders using the Robots Exclusion Protocol.