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<blockquote data-quote="poopgiggle" data-source="post: 1325428" data-attributes="member: 6406"><a href="http://www.social-engineer.org/newsletter/SocialEngineerNewsletterVol01Is03.htm" target="_blank">Here&#039;s an article from social-engineer.org on this.</a> Scroll down to &quot;Trust, Social Networks, Television, and Morons.&quot; Stephen Cue is absolutely right.During penetration testing, one of the first things the Red Team normally does is &quot;open source intelligence gathering,&quot; where they analyze all the publicly-available information they can find about the target company and its employees. Social networking sites are a goldmine for OSINT.E: There&#039;s other weird stuff, like how lots of smart phones with GPS capabilities can embed your physical location in photos that you take with your phone. <a href="http://icanstalku.com/" target="_blank">http://icanstalku.com/</a> is a website that reads photos posted on twitter and posts the location information embedded in the photos. Scary stuff.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="poopgiggle, post: 1325428, member: 6406"] [url=http://www.social-engineer.org/newsletter/SocialEngineerNewsletterVol01Is03.htm]Here's an article from social-engineer.org on this.[/url] Scroll down to "Trust, Social Networks, Television, and Morons." Stephen Cue is absolutely right. During penetration testing, one of the first things the Red Team normally does is "open source intelligence gathering," where they analyze all the publicly-available information they can find about the target company and its employees. Social networking sites are a goldmine for OSINT. E: There's other weird stuff, like how lots of smart phones with GPS capabilities can embed your physical location in photos that you take with your phone. [url]http://icanstalku.com/[/url] is a website that reads photos posted on twitter and posts the location information embedded in the photos. Scary stuff. [/QUOTE]

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