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Security9 min
An index of OSINT case studies built on public-record identifiers from charged, convicted and sanctioned cybercrime cases. The method, a table of all 12 posts and the technique each teaches, six lessons that hold across cases, and the ethics rules the series follows.
Security9 min
How do hackers get caught? In the cases that reach court, usually through their own history: an old personal email, a reused password, a login from home, a crypto account opened with real ID, or a trip abroad. Here is how the FBI and journalists made the link in real cases, with a primary source for each, and what those published addresses still return today.
Guides9 min
A username match is not an attribution. Using aliases and email addresses already printed in sanctions entries, court filings and named reporting, this guide grades each kind of OSINT evidence on a six-rung ladder, from common-word collisions like "mango" (439 exact-match results) to email-anchored accounts and display names that reproduce a published identification. It also covers what never counts and how to verify a "hacker's email" before you pivot.
Data9 min
The OFAC SDN list prints 369 email addresses across 210 entries. Here is where they appear, how to search the list by email, and what 23 addresses from ten cyber designations connect to on live platforms.
