OSINT is an essential part of modern cyber investigations. Openly available information can be accessed with relatively low barriers and often provides valuable leads and directions for further investigation. Effective tooling is key to efficiently explore datasets, discover connections and turn open-source information into actionable investigative intelligence.
In this webinar, three OSINT tools for cybercrime investigations are discussed:
- Netsearch – presented by Vladimir Vesely and colleagues from Netsearch, focusing on OSINT and investigative capabilities within Netsearch's broader cybersecurity and network-forensics portfolio.
- Magneto – presented by Ruggero Montalto from TNO, focusing on Telegram crawling and the collection of relevant information from Telegram.
- Dark Web Monitor – presented by Eljo Haspels from CFLW Cyber Strategies, focusing on Dark Web monitoring and data collection.
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Experts from the three organisations will demonstrate their tools and discuss their unique value and contribution to cybercrime investigations, including how investigators can use them in practice.
At the core of the COW project is the development of mission-ready methods and tools that help law enforcement investigate and counter the criminal misuse of privacy-enhancing technologies. COW combines OSINT, Cryptocurrency Investigations and Wireless Intelligence, complemented by training, capacity building and the sharing of best practices.