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Friday, May 31
 

1:15pm CEST

How to find people with minimal clues
Tracking down elusive individuals is the bread and butter of OSINT work, but what can you do when armed only with a single photo or username? In this session, we’ll walk you through examples of how we cracked some of the most difficult cases (eg, tracking down an Iranian fugitive in the U.S. or the father of a posh Ukrainian living in Italy). We will unveil the power of combining image recognition, social media sleuthing, advanced Google searches, and exploring leaked data. You will discover some new techniques, and creative ways of thinking to raise your investigative game.

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avatar for Karina Shedrofsky

Karina Shedrofsky

Head of Research, OCCRP
Based in Amsterdam, Karina Shedrofsky joined OCCRP in 2017 as a daily news reporter and became head of research in 2019. She now co-leads OCCRP’s research and data team alongside Chief Data Editor Jan Strozyk, and helps journalists in our global network track down people, companies... Read More →


Friday May 31, 2024 1:15pm - 2:30pm CEST
1.13

3:00pm CEST

Googling for nerds
How many times a day do you go to a search engine? And how often is it Google? This session will point at less-known features of the search giant as well as less-reflected shortcomings of the tool that most journalists use every day.

Speakers
avatar for Marcus Lindemann

Marcus Lindemann

managing editor, autoren[werk]GmbH & Co.KG
Marcus Lindemann is the managing author of Marcus Lindemann is the managing author of autoren(werk) and has been producing magazine programmes and documentaries for ARD and ZDF with his own company since 2000, mainly on consumer topics, often with a hidden camera. After the series... Read More →



Friday May 31, 2024 3:00pm - 4:15pm CEST
1.13
 
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