Keerthana R Chelluri NV, Symbiosis Law School Hyderabad Cyber espionage is rapidly becoming one of the most dangerous threats to exist in today’s society. Young, potentially vulnerable minds are susceptible to attack, and frequently don’t know they are being attacked until it is too late. Hackers pose as people, tricking others into divulging personal information that can be used against them; corporations act like viruses attacking other entities; employees act like vir

by Akshata Prashant Sawant, LLB Introduction “ Every man is a social animal ”, said the greatest political thinker in the world, Aristotle. This is a fundamental concept behind the emergence of societies, and each society has its own set of standards. One of them is a crime, which is defined by ideals. Experiences and behavior patterns of people that have brought happiness are highly valued, whereas those who have caused collective displeasure are critically valued. Thus, the

PART I by Harshvardhan Singh, B.Sc. Introduction OSINT is defined as intelligence that is produced from publicly available information which is collected, exploited, and are available to an appropriate audience to deal with a particular intelligence requirement has been widely acknowledged as the main source of valuable and cost-efficient intelligence. With the increase of prominent social media platforms, investigators are getting down to have a look at what social media mu