What a VPN does not do is hide your browser. The site can still see details about your browser and device. That includes things like browser type, operating system, screen size, time zone, language, and rendering behavior. Taken together, those details can be fairly unique.
If you’re going to expose other people, put their names out there, and dig into their histories, then you should be transparent about your own.
Eric Neal teaches the steps in conducting an OSINT investigation on a YouTube profile under the name of Lucid’s Lair.
I dangle a small Robux gift to seal it. No threats. No harsh words. Just a smooth move out of Roblox chat into a place no one’s watching.
Joseph Warren is a troubled man. From a violent assault to a history of racism, Eric Neal investigates with OSINT and FOIA.
Eric Neal teaches how investigators can decode Vehicle Identification Numbers (VINs) to uncover vehicle history, fraud, and ownership.
Eric Neal shows the LexisNexis Crime Map, a free community crime map tool. Check out its capabilities and limitations.
Introduction In a city as bustling as New York, NYC parking citations are more than just a nuisance; they’re a goldmine of data for those who know where to look. New York City’s commitment to transparency and public access to data has led to the development of an invaluable resource for researchers, journalists, and investigators … Read more