Tracking links are helpful to improve your marketing campaign or increase traffic to your website. But they can also have serious implications for your managed attribution—whether you click on them or you create them.
The internet has become an incredibly visual medium. Faces are everywhere online, particularly in social media. But, if you are trying to go online under an alias, faces can create a major problem.
Bitcoin could actually put you at risk of exposing your alias. But with the proper precautions and rigorous OPSEC, your mission objectives remain feasible, even while manipulating bitcoin.
Facebook's Off-Facebook privacy tool will allow users to clear their browsing history and “disconnect” their profile from the information Facebook gathers while they browse online. But what does this really mean, and is Facebook really shut out from all your data?
The Ntrepid Nsight Series is a new product line from Ntrepid Academy. Each Nsight paper will examine real world case studies to highlight the managed attribution (MA) and operational security (OPSEC) lessons learned that you need to consider as you operate online.
This blog highlights the FireFox Lightbeam tool that shows how many third party sites that are viewing your activity when you visit a given website. I also discuss the only way to mitigate this ubiquitous monitoring—perfecting your OPSEC and managing your online fingerprint.
In this episode of the series, I apply our threat model to a scenario with significantly higher vulnerability than the last. In this example, the client is conducting active engagement with an overseas illegal marketplace operated by the target.
Part 2 of this 3-part series, Lance applies the managed attribution threat model to an OSINT scenario. The MA requirement here is for the operator to blend in with a highly paranoid group while avoiding detection as an alias by the social media platform they are using.
The definition of managed attribution is the process of controlling the technical and behavioral indicators that comprise your online identity or attribution.
Sometimes the best way to understand how a solution might work for you is to see how it was used by someone else. One of our customers kindly gave us permission to use them in an anonymous case study.
