Hi @yo_bj I was looking here for people with the CIPT cert because I am thinking about studying for it. I wanted to know how your experience has been and if it's actually useful in your line of work.
I would prefer to help individuals protect their privacy online instead of organizations protecting customers, but there's no cert for that, but this is the best route that I can see.
I don't use this account enough, Anyway, my first #OSINT tool:
When I was reviewing OSINT tools from the Intel Techniques course, I wondered if there is a better way to keep track of what’s going on with a specific website. You could screenshot that website multiple times per day, every day, but that could be tiresome and potentially rate-limited. It occurred to me that many times a website will tell you when it’s updated via an RSS feed. Any RSS feed reader will read the feed and output it to the display, but can I use that feed to download the entire page where the feed is linked to without needing to visit the page directly? The answer, of course, is yes, but the problem is that there isn’t already a tool that does that. That’s why I wrote RSS Saver. Here’s how it works:
Within the fire service began to realize they needed to share intelligence information with other government agencies in order to protect firefighters, and...
On OSINT Training:
Sorry this is kind of a long post.
If you go to LinkedIn, Indeed, Dice, or any number of other job sites that require skills in #OSINT, you're going to notice that there are that many of them are government/military jobs that require Top Secret clearance. Purely civilian jobs are much harder to come by
It seems like every OSINT practitioner our there has their own training course for the general public. Some of them are multi-thousand dollars. I saw one recently that has 20 hours of video lecture and a 100 page manual for >$3000.
Who are taking and paying for these courses and are there enough Civilian jobs out there to warrant them even existing? Concerning those gov't jobs that require TS clearence, they are mostly requiring military certifications, though some also allow for some of the VERY expensive certifications also.
This troubles me because it makes me wonder if there is any hope in actually getting any job using OSINT.
I've spent probably 120+ hours total on my #MARCHintosh projects, and blew right through my normal budget for a single video...
...but hopefully it'll at least be a 9/10 on my channel tomorrow morning :D