To reach the realm of the dark web, the internet-savvy must make use of special browsers. While Tor is the most common dark web browser, popularly known as the Onion Router due to its layers of encryption, another dark web browser might be a better choice for your mission: I2P.
Deepfake advancements are making it increasingly difficult to trust someone’s word, much less your own eyes. The newest development in the deepfake industry is the real-time deepfake, where a live virtual call could be presented by a false, digitized version of an authentic person.
Clubhouse is an audio-based social app, originally built like an exclusive club, accessible on an iPhone by invite only. Today, by simply downloading the app on a mobile device and creating a free account, users can mix and mingle as they choose.
What Are Twitter Spaces? Twitter launched a live audio feature called Spaces, and this year it’s gaining traction. Unique from video chatting, which became extremely popular during the pandemic, Spaces does not require a camera. Rather, Spaces is solely an audio feature that provides an on-demand or scheduled channel for communication....
What Is a Rate Limit? A rate limit is a restriction that websites use to limit the number of requests on a web server that a person can make over a specific time period. These websites will implement session- and IP-based limits to control the number of requests made to a...
Every time you go online, you leave behind traces of yourself. This can include things like the browser you’re using, your IP address, and the posts you make on social media platforms. These traces combine to create your signature.
Surely, you’ve run across outlandish videos on the internet that have utilized what’s known as the human image synthesis technique, or Deepfakes. Deepfake software allows users to swap out faces using AI. Although some are hilarious and some are just creepy, the threat of what deepfakes videos are capable of...
The risk of human error remains the greatest liability to national security organizations. Our OSINT techniques blog series aims to educate users on how to navigate online safely and avoid traps, like a bugged website, set by bad actors.
For many analysts, the OSINT process starts with a request for information (RFI), which results in analysts immediately collecting as much information as possible—often beginning with a photo to jump-start the intelligence collection process.
A geolocation refers to the identification of an electronic device’s geographical location using certain technologies, like GPS. Once a device has been located, so can the individual who owns that device, as people usually keep their electronics in close proximity. Law enforcement investigators can use these geolocations to collect open...
