In the video I can see:
- Julia
- Gusein
- Pavel
- 2 bodyguards
- The guy with the umbrella: who is it? Another bodyguard?
We can notice that Julia has the same clothes than in her story
To sumup:
- Julia was not known as the Pavel girlfriend publicly
- In Uzbekistan, June 25, Gusein has been spotted with Pavel and an unidentified (at that time) blond girl
- Durov is probably watched by numerous intelligence services for a long time. This blond girl has probably been quickly identified as Julia (You have a lot of ways to do it)
- Julia continue to post her all life on her social networks giving a lot of info about what Pavel and his activities
Reminder: Wait few hours before posting something on social networks. If you are a public person, prohibit social networks for you but also for all your 1st circle
I can't read all the comments but please keep your misogynistic and antisemitic tweets to yourself.
Only one country was represented at Kim Jong Un's New Year's Eve party. Can you guess which one?
At the Rungrado Stadium, Kim hosted a grand celebration. Before the fireworks, officials enjoyed a private party near the stadium
One attendee's face stood out 🕵️♂️
It’s OSINT time!
South Korean media focused on a 2-second clip of Kim Yo Jong, Kim Jong Un's sister, seen publicly with what seemed to be her children for the first time.
But they missed something important 👀
I came across the official video of the private party before the celebration. It shows key figures stepping out of their cars, mingling, and chatting around tables.
Something immediately caught my eye. Do you see it too?
Hackers claim to have breached Gravy Analytics, a US location data broker selling to government agencies.
They shared 3 samples on a Russian forum, exposing millions of location points across the US, Russia, and Europe.
It's OSINT time! 👇
The samples include tens of millions of location data points worldwide.
They cover sensitive locations like the White House, Kremlin, Vatican, military bases, and more.
Time to dig in!
Visualizing such a massive amount of location data is no easy task.
Google Earth Pro crashed at 500k location points, and our OSINT platform hit its limit at 1.5 million. Even if it is "just" a sample, rendering the entire dataset at once is a real challenge.
5 days ago, an Instagram account shared a video from North Korea with the caption: "A brave tourist secretly captures restricted views of downtown North Korea"
On Friday, December 20, 2024, the U.S. DOJ charged Rostislav Panev, a dual Russian-Israeli national, as a LockBit ransomware developer. Arrested in Israel, he awaits extradition to the U.S.