Field notes on OSINT methodology, digital exposure and executive threat intelligence. Written by analysts, for decision-makers.
Before you finish your morning briefing, an adversary using nothing but public sources has already mapped your home address, your family, your travel patterns and three of your passwords from old data breaches. Here is the exact sequence.
Read briefingAdvanced Google operators expose board members in investor PDFs, shareholder registers, court filings and conference slide decks. Once indexed, that content does not disappear.
Read briefingData brokers aggregate public registries, social platforms and purchase histories into profiles. For European executives the illusion of GDPR protection is exactly that — an illusion.
Read briefingEXIF coordinates in photographs. Dormant email accounts. A LinkedIn endorsement that confirms your undisclosed board seat. The gaps are consistent — and consistently exploited.
Read briefingAttackers do not always target you directly. Your PA, your driver, your family — each is a node in a social graph that maps everything a direct search could not find.
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