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Ginger T

@cqcore

OSINT | OPSEC | Obfuscation | Privacy | Digital Exposure Risks, Enthusiast & Blogger. Creator of https://t.co/0ZCsIFfUeL (Opinions & tweets are my own)

🇬🇧 🇳🇱 🇦🇺 Katılım Temmuz 2019
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Ginger T@cqcore·
As we leave 2025 behind and move into 2026, I was reflecting on my Australian OSINT Symposium presentation. Remember, OPSEC & Privacy are not the same thing. Different methodologies, with different aims & objectives.
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GitHub has some really useful #OSINT tools and for many we rely on others in the OSINT Community to have looked at the code. But, sometimes malicious ones get through. This write up explores one such OSINT tool with malicious intent. brighteyeintel.co.uk/research/1
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Research I have seen appears to be mixed. There are other ways a platform can tell which country you may be, country app version etc.
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This feature operates at the DNS level using geographic spoofing: when a user attempts to access a site with age verification, NextDNS intercepts the DNS request and routes it through proxy servers located in countries without mandatory ID-based age checks.
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Snooping around on NextDNS. They have introduced a beta feature called "Bypass Age Verification" that allows users to circumvent age checks on websites requiring government-issued ID or other personal documents.
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Yes, it doesn’t excuse the fact the data was stolen but it shows a company wanting to control the narrative in a positive manner by being transparent and holding their hand up and taking the blame. checkout.com/blog/protectin…
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Governments, organizations and businesses get hacked on a daily basis, data is stolen and / or servers are encrypted. Sometimes the response to such attacks are nearly as important as the attack itself. I have seen some bad ones over the years, but this response caught my eye.
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@nixintel Probably picked up his IP was in Wimbledon.
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Nixintel@nixintel·
Thank goodness the Online Safety Act is protecting me from this harmful content.
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Over the years I have seen & heard many people ask, 'How do I learn do to #OSINT? Well before you do any doing, Nico will tell you the, how to do, the right way.
Dutch Osint Guy Nico@dutch_osintguy

New Blog: Most people doing #OSINT aren’t doing OSINT. They’re just Googling with extra steps, screenshotting dashboards, and calling it “intelligence.” That’s not tradecraft. That’s cosplay. Let’s talk about what OSINT is not: dutchosintguy.com/post/stop-call…

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Introducing our latest OSINT CTF, "The Art of Deception," open through to July 31. Tackle increasingly difficult challenges to hone your investigative skills. Solutions blog to follow. Join today via the link below. Good luck!
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