EPISODE 234-Privacy, Security, & OSINT Updates This week I discuss the importance of offline maps, a recent Protonmail court order, online petition privacy issues, and another site which provides free historical domain information. Direct support for this podcast comes from sales of my books, services, and online training. More details can be found at IntelTechniques.com. […]
On this week’s show, Mishaal Khan and I revealed a new VOIP SMS app which allows you full SMS/MMS capabilities with any Twilio or Telnyx VOIP number. You can listen to the show here for full details: https://soundcloud.com/user-98066669/233-anonymous-phone-update-parts-ii-iii Installation steps are here: https://inteltechniques.com/sms.html The steps required to configure this app are extensive, taking most people […]
EPISODE 233-Anonymous Phone Update Parts II & III This week I finish the last two segments about an anonymous phone, including a new SMS VOIP solution, number porting issues, and feedback from the previous episode. Direct support for this podcast comes from sales of my books, services, and online training. More details can be found […]
EPISODE 232-Anonymous Phone Update Part I This week I begin a 3-part series revisiting the anonymous mobile device. I share my experiences after a few months without Google or Apple services, and provide new DIY VOIP solutions. Direct support for this podcast comes from sales of my books, services, and online training. More details can […]
If you have been following the steps in Extreme Privacy, you might possess a GrapheneOS device and VOIP telephone service through Twilio or Telnyx. In the book, I recommend the application Linphone for VOIP calls through these services because it is cross-platform and works great on Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS , and Android. However, we […]
EPISODE 231-This Week In Privacy, Security, & OSINT This week I offer discussions on the latest T-Mobile breach, a US Census breach, another lesson on “Journalism” and doing your own research, macOS telemetry updates, and an OSINT tip for image forensics. Direct support for this podcast comes from sales of my books, services, and online […]
Two weeks ago, I posted a blog (and podcast) about my customization within Little Snitch which eliminates much of macOS’s telemetry. Since then, my computer has had time to alert me to new process connection attempts which has extended my settings considerably. The following image displays a partial view of my current settings, which do […]
In my OSINT book, I spoke very favorably of Foto Forensics (http://fotoforensics.com) as an online tool which could examine details of a photo including metadata and image analysis. This could help identify areas of an image which have been manipulated plus many other features. Foto Forensics has been blocking VPN addresses lately, and I have […]
EPISODE 230-Personal Data Removal Revisited This week I revisit my methods for personal online data removal, offer a new free removal workbook, plus two new OSINT tips. Direct support for this podcast comes from sales of my books, services, and online training. More details can be found at IntelTechniques.com. Your support eliminates any ads, sponsors, […]
I saw an interesting post on RaidForums today. If you are not aware, RaidForums is a website where people share/trade/sell data breaches. When you see a news article refer to a top secret, underground, hidden site, on the DARK network, they are probably just referring to RaidForums, which is easily accessible within any web browser. […]