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Oh Shint! Navigating The Depths Of Cyber-Intelligence With Donvito

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Figured it was time to actually document some of my work. This blog is mostly going to be articles, write-ups and other ramblings about a few different intelligence and counter-intelligence subjects.

Including anything related to open-source intelligence, operational security, anonymity, surveillance and counter-surveillance techniques, trade-craft, and probably a little bit of cyber-security related content.

A little backstory about the author (that’s me). I am a licensed private investigator who has specialized in the art of intelligence collection, surveillance, and counter-surveillance operations.

Some of my other hobbies include cyber-security, internet culture, firearms technology, forensic document examination, and general spy-craft related things.

There will be articles about all of these different subjects here soon, as Well, this was a lie..

Here are some topics that I will be covering eventually.

  • Everything and anything related to OSINT investigations, intelligence discovery and intelligence collection. Including lists of resources and tools, write-ups of my OSINT research, guides and different techniques on how to conduct OSINT investigations on a vast amount of different platforms and subjects.
  • OPSEC and privacy research, guides, and other anonymity things.
  • Trade-craft techniques and other things related to general spy-craft.
  • Surveillance tactics and techniques, covert photography and evidence collection.
  • Both physical and digital counter-surveillance tactics. Things related to TSCM, such as guides and research.
  • Cyber-security related articles, techniques, CTF writeups and other random InfoSec related things.
  • Probably more stuff.

Anyways, thank you for reading my blog and I genuinely hope you enjoy the content! If not, well I can’t really help you with that.

Welcome aboard my ship friends, hope you decide to stay for a while and learn about some cool stuff together.

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Varshini

Varshini is a Cyber Security expert in Threat Analysis, Vulnerability Assessment, and Research. Passionate about staying ahead of emerging Threats and Technologies.

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