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2021-02-17 01:22:02 | Fight against dickpics thanks to OSINT (lien direct) | Tags: OSINTviolencedicpicThe following lines are the result of collaborative work, under the leadership of Justin Seitz. There are many of us working together, including Heartbroken and Nanardon.
OSINT is an acronym for Open Source Intelligence. It's a set of investigative techniques, allowing information to be retrieved from so-called open sources. Used by journalists, by police or in cybersecurity, OSINT can help to find information but it can also be used to protect yourself from malicious people. Violences against people, especially against women increased and diversified. Harassment, raids, doxxing, revenge porn by video or by pictures, identity theft or school harassment, etc. How to react? How to prevent them? Our goal is to give you simple resources, without the needs for special knowledge. It doesn't substitute support groups, law enforcement, health professionals or lawyers. We trust you. You are not responsible. Facts and situations we will use to illustrate ours kits are criminally and civilly repressed. You are not alone. The information provided in this article does not, and is not intended to, constitute legal advice; instead, all information, content, and materials available in this article are for general informational purposes only. Furthermore this article was written mainly in regards to French and European laws. Readers should consult their local laws and contact an attorney to obtain advice with respect to any particular legal matter. The word "dickpic" refers to unsolicited photos, showing genitals, sent by private message. Since it often involves penises, the term "dickpic" has been popularized. The reasons why the authors of these contents send them remain unclear. Let it be clear in the reader's mind that we are talking about unwanted mailings and not about an exchange of personal photos, in a consensual and adult setting. Some people see it as a way of flirting, others do it to harass. Either way, it is still punishable and no person should receive unwanted graphic images. In this article, we will talk about any unsolicited sending of sexual pictures or images of a sexual nature, regardless of the gender of the senders and recipients and the people photographed. Photos sent by direct messages In this case, we will talk about photos sent directly via an email application or a social network. This can be via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Discord, Snapchat or Telegram, email or text message. Attackers usually take advantage of the fact that victims have set up their accounts in such a way that they can receive messages from people they do not follow. Here again, we will refer to the previous methodologies, i.e. to record and a |
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2021-02-01 23:06:35 | Fight against photo and video editing thanks to OSINT (lien direct) | Tags: OSINTviolencephotoThe following lines are the result of collaborative work, under the leadership of Justin Seitz. There are many of us working together, including Heartbroken and Nanardon.
OSINT is an acronym for Open Source Intelligence. It's a set of investigative techniques, allowing information to be retrieved from so-called open sources. Used by journalists, by police or in cybersecurity, OSINT can help to find information but it can also be used to protect yourself from malicious people. Violences against people, especially against women increased and diversified. Harassment, raids, doxxing, revenge porn by video or by pictures, identity theft or school harassment, etc. How to react? How to prevent them? Our goal is to give you simple resources, without the needs for special knowledge. It doesn't substitute support groups, law enforcement, health professionals or lawyers. We trust you. You are not responsible. Facts and situations we will use to illustrate ours kits are criminally and civilly repressed. You are not alone. The information provided in this article does not, and is not intended to, constitute legal advice; instead, all information, content, and materials available in this article are for general informational purposes only. Furthermore this article was written mainly in regards to French and European laws. Readers should consult their local laws and contact an attorney to obtain advice with respect to any particular legal matter. This is a great specialty of stalkers: making insulting or degrading photomontages and spreading them on the Web. We can find several hypotheses: Very crude photomontages, which are not intended to be credible; The filthy photomontages, in particular of a pornographic nature; Video montages and more particularly deepfakes. Rough photomontages In this case, we are talking about a photo of the victim, used for a obscene montage. There is no doubt about authenticity of pictures, we know that's a fake. We find collages of memes, for example, Pepe The Frog, combined with photos of their victims. They use images that they have found on the Web: social networks, press clippings, media passages, etc. We also note that it is often the same photomontages that circulate. If the montages circulate on social networks, harassment can be invoked. Indeed, insofar as these photomontages are used for malicious purposes, this falls within this framework. To identify photomontages, we can use what is called a reverse image search. There are several browser extensions and several online tools but our preference will go to Yandex. |
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2021-01-29 00:33:49 | Fight against digital raids thanks to OSINT (lien direct) | Tags: OSINTviolenceharassmentThe following lines are the result of collaborative work, under the leadership of Justin Seitz. There are many of us working together, including Heartbroken and Nanardon.
OSINT is an acronym for Open Source Intelligence. It's a set of investigative techniques, allowing information to be retrieved from so-called open sources. Used by journalists, by police or in cybersecurity, OSINT can help to find information but it can also be used to protect yourself from malicious people. Violences against people, especially against women increased and diversified. Harassment, raids, doxxing, revenge porn by video or by pictures, identity theft or school harassment, etc. How to react? How to prevent them? Our goal is to give you simple resources, without the needs for special knowledge. It doesn't substitute support groups, law enforcement, health professionals or lawyers. We trust you. You are not responsible. Facts and situations we will use to illustrate ours kits are criminally and civilly repressed. You are not alone. The information provided in this article does not, and is not intended to, constitute legal advice; instead, all information, content, and materials available in this article are for general informational purposes only. Furthermore this article was written mainly in regards to French and European laws. Readers should consult their local laws and contact an attorney to obtain advice with respect to any particular legal matter. In recent years, there has been an increase in so-called digital raids. At the instigation of one or more people, usually from a public forum or discussion group, on Telegram, Signal, WhatsApp or Discord, individuals insult another person in a pack on a social network. The goal is to publicly harass and humiliate a person. In most countries, harassment, including digital harassment, is criminally and civilly reprehensible. Recording and archiving What to do if you are the victim of a digital raid? We adapt the answer according to the social network. The common element consists in archiving all received messages. For this, you can use a very handy browser extension: Fireshot. Available for Chrome as well as for Firefox, this tool allows you to save a web page, in image or PDF format. Go to your mentions or notifications or to the page that happens to be the target of offensive or hateful content and take screenshots of all the elements. Make sure that the current time and date appears.  Another tool can help you to archive messages: Single File. It is also an extension for |
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