OSINT in Action: Learn from Real Investigations

Spotify OSINT : 

 A Hacker Thought He Was Invisible—But His Spotify Gave Him Away
Most hackers hide behind social accounts, VPNs, and encrypted communication.
But one mistake exposed a cybercriminal’s entire digital identity—and it wasn’t from a dark web breach.

AliExpress OSINT : 

 A Product Review That Gave Everything Away
He used fake emails, avoided social media, and never used his real name. But a simple 5-star review on AliExpress—with a single photo—exposed his identity, workplace, and entire digital footprint in minutes.

Google Calendar OSINT : 

 A CEO's Calendar Exposed Corporate Secrets
Most executives protect their emails and social media. But one overlooked setting in Google Calendar leaked confidential business plans, travel schedules, and even layoff announcements—before they were made public. 

Amazon Wishlist OSINT: A Public Wishlist Exposed It All

Most people protect their emails and accounts. But one public Amazon wishlist leaked an email address, breached passwords, and even a home address—connecting multiple online identities in minutes.

Clubhouse OSINT: A Private Voice Chat That Exposed Everything

He avoided social media, never shared personal details, and thought voice chats disappeared. But one open Clubhouse group session—with his real name and profile picture—linked him to hidden accounts, past discussions, and full identity.

Chinese Hacker Forum OSINT
Everyone  thinks OPSEC is about hiding on the deep web, using burner accounts,  and masking your real IP. But what if I told you that one small mistake  is enough to expose your entire online identity?

Chinese Company OSINT

Everyone thinks data leaks come from breaches and hacks. But what if I told you that one misconfigured API can expose a company’s entire network— activeemails, suppliers, internal tools, and even employee connections (and of course, passwords, to all storage, databases and more)?

Airbnb OSINT

Everyone thinks online rentals keep hosts anonymous. But what if I told you that one public listing can expose a host’s real identity, home address, property ownership records, and even financial history—all from a few overlooked details?

Dark Web OSINT

 Most people think finding dark web forums is about knowing the right onion links.
But in reality? It’s about tracking the chatter where it starts.  Once you know where and what you’re searching for, the next step is expanding your keyword strategy. Learn more in this PDF.