Advanced Resources and Tools for Online Investigations

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Sandra Stibbards shares tips for mining online sources for intelligence gathering when conducting investigations. To watch the webinar recording, visit http://i-sight.com/webinar-advanced-resources-and-tools-for-online-investigations

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Open Source Intelligence
Advanced Resources and Tools
for Online Investigations
Sandra Stibbards, Owner and President, Camelot Investigations

Sandra Stibbards
Sandra Stibbards, Owner & President of Camelot Investigations since its
inception in 1996, is regarded as a leading online investigations expert
whose clients include Fortune 500 companies and international
corporations over five continents. She specializes in Financial Fraud
Investigations, Competitive Intelligence, Counterintelligence,
Vulnerability Assessments, IP/Counterfeiting Investigations, Internet
Threat Investigations and Pre-Investment & Due Diligence
Investigations. Ms. Stibbards has been responsible for assisting her
clients in locating millions of dollars worth of assets and recovery of
counterfeit merchandise. She has become recognized for her
presentations and trainings on Open Source Intelligence providing
expanded insight into the methods of obtaining and locating
information in public forums. These trainings are in demand by both the
private and public sectors including financial institutions, aerospace
industry, pharmaceutical industry, all levels of law enforcement, federal
agencies, internal audit and regulators.
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Think Outside the Box
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Practice Safe Search
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Know where you are
Know what links you click
Always read the address bar

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ADVANCED
OPERATORS
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Exploit-DB.com
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Aerial maps
and
street views
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toolserver.org/~geohack/
International Mapping
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The Deep Web
International People Searches
International Public Records
International Social Networks
International Business Info
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International
People Searches

Spokeo.com
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Snitch.Name
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peekyou.com/brazil
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International
Public Records
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Searches.Rootsweb.Ancestry.com
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searchenginecolossus.com
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International
social networks
and blogs
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LinkedIn.com
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twitter.com
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tweetdeck.com
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facebook.com
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facebook_Graph_Search
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Badoo.com –
Based in London, it is a Top SN in Europe
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MiGente.com
SN Site Targeted at Latin America
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ORKUT.COM
Created by Google to compete with MySpace and
Facebook, caught hold in Brazil
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Auction Sites
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TinEye.com
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opanda.com
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archive.org
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International
Business
Information

opencorporates.com
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manta.com
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Instantofac.com
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connect.data.com
previously Jigsaw.com
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Private (pay)
Information
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tlo.com
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Snagit
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Questions?
Q & A
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Thank-you for participating
If you have any questions, please feel free
to email them to:
Sandra Stibbards, Camelot Investigations
Sandra@CamelotInvestigations.com
Joe Gerard, Vice President Marketing and Sales
j.gerard@i-sight.com
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Blinkit, formerly known as Grofers, is a prominent player in the online grocery delivery industry in India. Founded in December 2013 by Albinder Dhindsa and Saurabh Kumar, Blinkit rebranded in 2021 to better reflect its mission of delivering groceries at a lightning-fast pace. The company is headquartered in Gurugram and operates across several major cities in India. Business Model: Blinkit operates on a hyperlocal delivery model, leveraging a network of dark stores—dedicated distribution centers not open to the public—to ensure quick and efficient delivery of groceries and daily essentials. Customers can place orders through the Blinkit app, which offers a user-friendly interface and a wide selection of products ranging from fresh produce and dairy to household items and personal care products.

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2. Sandra Stibbards Sandra Stibbards, Owner & President of Camelot Investigations since its inception in 1996, is regarded as a leading online investigations expert whose clients include Fortune 500 companies and international corporations over five continents. She specializes in Financial Fraud Investigations, Competitive Intelligence, Counterintelligence, Vulnerability Assessments, IP/Counterfeiting Investigations, Internet Threat Investigations and Pre-Investment & Due Diligence Investigations. Ms. Stibbards has been responsible for assisting her clients in locating millions of dollars worth of assets and recovery of counterfeit merchandise. She has become recognized for her presentations and trainings on Open Source Intelligence providing expanded insight into the methods of obtaining and locating information in public forums. These trainings are in demand by both the private and public sectors including financial institutions, aerospace industry, pharmaceutical industry, all levels of law enforcement, federal agencies, internal audit and regulators. Sandra Stibbards, Camelot Investigations, Copyright 2014

53. Thank-you for participating If you have any questions, please feel free to email them to: Sandra Stibbards, Camelot Investigations Sandra@CamelotInvestigations.com Joe Gerard, Vice President Marketing and Sales j.gerard@i-sight.com Sandra Stibbards, Camelot Investigations, Copyright 2014

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