osint challenge
Scenario-Based OSINT Challenge This is a scenario-based OSINT challenge. The characters are fictional, but the location in the image is real. BRIEF The Bodie lead closed without incident. (Challenge 16) There was no confrontation and no follow-up. Mrs. OSINT assisted another investigator, documented what she found, and moved on to
osint challenge
Note: This challenge is Challenge 16 in the OSMOSIS Spooktacular CTF. If you are already playing the CTF — you must complete this challenge to progress. If you arrived here from my site and are not part of the CTF yet, you can still complete this challenge and if you want
Briefing
Finally, we've made it to the end of the Intelligence Lifecycle. What a ride it's been covering every phase together. If you're just joining in and haven't read the earlier posts, no worries. I've got you covered. We've
Did anyone else start doing OSINT without knowing the Intelligence Lifecycle? Only me? I doubt it. I’m pretty sure a lot of us jumped in headfirst, started tracking down leads, collecting screenshots, connecting dots and never realized we were already working within a framework. So if you’re reading
An independent open-source intelligence project offering scenario-based challenges and a briefing room for practical learning and analytical thinking.
Finalmente, hemos llegado al final del Ciclo de Inteligencia. Vaya recorrido el que hemos hecho juntas cubriendo cada fase! Si es tu primera vez por aquí y no has leído las publicaciones anteriores, no te preocupes. Aquí te dejo el resumen: * Fase 1: Planeación y Dirección * Fase 2: Recolección * Fase
Last time we walked through Phase 3: Processing. I shared how Processing is more like the preparing of ingredients right before you start cooking. If you haven't read Phase 1, Phase 2 or Phase 3, I recommend starting there to better understand the process in its entirety. Now,
La última vez hablamos de la Fase 3: Procesamiento. Compartí cómo esta etapa es como preparar los ingredientes antes de empezar a cocinar. Si aún no has leído la Fase 1, Fase 2 o Fase 3, te recomiendo comenzar ahí para tener una visión completa del proceso. Ahora sí… vamos
Last time we walked through Phase 2: Collection. That's where you do the fun part, the gathering of data. If you haven't read Phase 1 and/or Phase 2, I recommend starting there to better understand the process in its entirety. Now, it's time
La última vez revisamos la Fase 2: Recolección. Esa es la parte divertida: recolectar datos y caer en esos “rabbit holes” que tanto nos gustan. Si no has leído la Fase 1 o la Fase 2, te recomiendo empezar por ahí para entender todo el proceso desde el principio. Ahora
Last time we discussed Planning and Direction, and how important it is to plan before starting your research or investigation. Now comes the part that most people picture when they hear "OSINT": collecting information. Here's the thing: Phase 2 isn't just about collecting everything
La vez pasada hablamos sobre Planeación y Dirección, y de lo importante que es planear antes de iniciar tu investigación. Ahora viene la parte que la mayoría imagina cuando escucha “OSINT”: recolectar información. Pero ojo: la Fase 2 no se trata solo de guardar todo lo que encuentres. Se trata
A few weeks ago, I shared that we'd break down the Intelligence Lifecycle one phase at a time in my article The Intelligence Lifecycle Explained. My goal is to make each phase digestible, not overwhelming. Early in my career, I'll admit, I wanted to skip the
Hace unas semanas compartí que íbamos a desglosar el Ciclo de Inteligencia fase por fase en mi artículo El Ciclo de Inteligencia Explicado. Mi meta es que cada fase sea fácil de entender, sin que abrume. Al inicio de mi carrera, lo admito, quería saltarme las partes que parecían “aburridas”
