Author: OsintTrapper
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Can you spot AI-generated content?
A few days ago I read an article in Il Post about a South Korean YouTuber arrested for defamation after sharing an AI-generated audio that wrecked the reputation of two of his fellow actors. The same day I came across two very interesting pieces on the problems of AI-generated content: a hands-on guide to analysing…
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Argos is back, and it’s not flying solo
While the blog was being slowly brought back online, we kept working on two projects that have proven useful for our day-to-day work and in which we are investing a fair amount of time. We have given Argos a new lease of life and, building on the experience gained, we have developed the first beta…
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Argos is back, and it’s not alone!
While the blog was slowly being brought back to life, we kept working on two projects that help us in our daily work and that we are investing quite a lot of time in. We gave Argos a new life and, building on that experience, developed the first beta of Speculator. Argos Argos is the…
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We’ve refreshed OsintOps!
A blog about OSINT that doesn’t get updated already has one foot in the grave. That’s why over the past few weeks we decided to come back to osintops.com and get it moving again. Nothing revolutionary: the nature of the blog stays the same. What changes is the frame, plus a couple of new sections…
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Why you need to know about ICD 203
Let’s be frank: a lot of people pontificate online about OSINT. The problem? They often focus on collection tools and techniques, completely overlooking the methodologies and analytical techniques that should be employed. Accumulating data does not mean “doing OSINT.” Rather, it just means taking up disk space. The real difference is made by you, the…
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The Argos Project
Over the last two months, we have been working on a script that would allow us to have an Osint virtual workstation in a few minutes. We called it Argos.