Second International OSINT Automation & Warcrimes Investigation
Hackathon

• Using limited data (such as a name, location, email address, or phone number), find as much information as possible about a person;
• Identify potential threats or compromising information by analyzing a user’s social media profile.

• Research the structure of specific online communities (on social media or forums), identify key influencers, and reveal connections between community members.
• Conduct simulated attacks using social engineering, phishing, and fake websites to extract confidential information.

• Identify and trace the sources of disinformation and the individuals or entities involved, globally across various media platforms;
• Searching for information using keywords or quotes and verifying the reliability of sources. Analyzing keywords in articles or social media posts.

• Determine the geolocation of images or videos using online mentions, metadata, and other open-source data.

• Find information about an organization, individual, or company through domains, related services, and online activity of the subject.

Extract and analyze information from files (such as PDFs or DOCs), including metadata. Track digital traces, such as author names, creation dates, and associated organizations.

• Creation of a simulated environment or incident.
• Conducting an investigation, analyzing log files, and identifying the point of entry.

• Creation of solutions for automating cyber threat detection.
• Development of a tool for traffic monitoring, malware analysis, and alerting about potential threats.

• Scanning the perimeter of IT infrastructure.
• Identifying vulnerable points.