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📈 OSINT everything?
Shiny Hunters breached Dutch universities. Real names, social security numbers, dates of birth.all sitting in leaked databases now. This adds to a growing pool of stolen data accessible to OSINT professionals and hackers alike. Earlier this year, Odido got hit. KPN got hit in December.
Prior other universities got hit. So where’s the line between legitimate open source intelligence and accessing stolen data? Traditionally OSINT meant publicly available information: Google searches, government registers, the Wayback Machine. But now leaked databases from telecom breaches, university data dumps, they’re becoming part of the landscape.
If you’re doing OSINT research or investigations, how do you even know if your sources are legitimately public or stolen? The answer matters, because this trend isn’t slowing down.
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📈 OSINT everything?
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