PaliscopeA Quick Tutorial on Debunking Propaganda Images on Twitter
Twitter is ripe with propaganda, and what better way to gain sympathizers or spread…
PaliscopeHow to recognize and prevent extortion emails
Extortion emails are a common tool criminals use to threaten heavy damage…
PaliscopeSource Code—why should you look at it?
For many investigators, websites and webpages serve as a vital source of information…
PaliscopeHow to build a solid fake identity for online investigations
The key steps to creating a successful “sock puppet”, according to OSINT analyst Jake…
PaliscopeThe 3 Facebook search workarounds everyone is talking about.
Not long ago, Facebook removed the Graph Search function from their platform.
PaliscopeEntering the future of deep fake news.
With more intelligence floating around online than ever before, the spread of disinformation is…
PaliscopeSave your company millions this year using open-source intelligence
By focusing more resources on online investigations, not only can companies…
PaliscopeCan you really be anonymous when investigating online?
Investigators often need to be able to gather evidence without being detected…
PaliscopeHow to keep your online investigations GDPR compliant
Just over three months has passed since the GDPR came into force and, although…
PaliscopeOSINT to the rescue
During our chat with Toronto police officer Warren Bulmer, he told us about some of the cases he’s worked on over the years…
PaliscopePaliscope in collaboration with TransPerfect Legal Solutions
As of the 1st of July, we have started a collaboration with TransPerfect Legal Solutions.
PaliscopeCreating an OSINT report – how hard can it be?
Well, pretty hard as it turns out. Unless you’ve got Paliscope that is…
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