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Open Source Intelligence Searches
Sun, 23 Dec 2012 05:28PM
In the context of investigations and forensics, “open source intelligence” is information collected from publicly available sources, such as newspapers and the internet. In a commercial forensics environment you may be asked to work out who is behind a certain anonymous identity; for example they might be posting secret company information on a blog or defaming the company’s reputation on a website forum. There are lots of free ways to help figure out people’s identities or gather more information about them.
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