The Open Source Intelligence Guide: How to Find Anyone or Anything on the Internet

The OSINT Guide is a How-To manual for using hidden Internet resources for investigating people, companies, social media, and anything else. This is the only OSINT (open source intelligence) book that focuses on how to go beyond search engines and discover data that will not appear in Google search results. The internet is full of information that you can only find if you know where to look. This kind of information will not appear in your Google search results or in the Dark Web, because it is hidden in what is known as the “Deep Web.” For example, you can search a phone number in the Deep Web and discover everywhere the user gas ever lived and who lived with them. Or you can use an email address to find private accounts (on websites for dating, extramarital affairs, social media, gaming, etc.) This book will not only show you OSINT resources, but will also walk you through how to use them to run investigations About the Author: Tom Caliendo is a security consultant and freelance writer with over 20 years of investigative experience working in corporate intelligence, due diligence, and cybersecurity. As a writer he covers information accessibility in modern society and is a regular contributor at nonprofit news sources like Secjuice as well as Cyber Protection Magazine, Feedly, Osint-Fr, Reknowledge, and Osint Editor. Tom is licensed and experienced in disparate fields related to OSINT, including cryptocurrency investigation, archival research, cybersecurity, private investigation, and genealogy. Tom lives in New Jersey where he is a gardener, general lover of bees, and an expert at chasing his three year old. —- ISBN: 9798852545343 | ISBN10: B0C9SH1NWL | ISBN-13: 979-8852545343