In this article we’re going to do a mini investigation that deals with A.I. slop disinformation. Before we begin, this research is difficult to write about, talk about, or show because it deals with disinformation. We’re going to do our best to describe things we’ve observed, but in a way that doesn’t give the subjects […]
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In this article I’m going to talk about using OSINT to find information about the PowerSchool data breach. The PowerSchool Breach If you’re a parent who has a kid in school, or you’re teaching students in grades K-12, you’re already aware of what’s going on, as you’ve received a love letter from your school system
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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
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
I never thought I’d write about a YouTube channel, but I want to talk about Jetlag: The Game and OSINT. Before I go any further, there may be spoilers ahead. Jetlag: The Game was created by a team of YouTubers consisting of Sam Denby, Ben Doyle, and Adam Chase. The premise of the show is