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Episode 117: Nathaniel Fried - OSINT with Only An Email
Nathaniel Fried (https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathanielfried/) is the CEO of OSINT Industries (https://osint.industries). He's also one of the founding members and current chair of UK OSINT (https://www.osint.uk/), a non-profit public meetup
Episode 116: Matt Linton - A Better Phish Test
Matt Linton (https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattlinton/) (@0xMatt (https://x.com/0xMatt))is a Googler and former NASA employee and red teamer. He has some opinions on the way we do phishing testing today with comparisons to how fire safety evo
Episode 115: Jennifer Isacoff - Breaking Into SE
Jennifer is a hacker, a social engineer, a locksmith and a private investigator. In this episode, we talk about how she got into each of those fields and about her path to being a part of her company's red team. She has some great social en
Episode 114 - Phil Eil, The Investigative Journalist
Phil Eil (https://www.philipeil.com/) is an investigative journalist who has written for publications such as Vice, Huffington Post, the Boston Globe and the Providence Phoenix. But there was always one story he wanted to write. In his new
Episode 113: "I'm Not a Threat, But You're Adorable" - Alethe, Part 2
This is the second part of a two-part podcast episode with Alethe Denis (https://www.linkedin.com/in/alethe/). If you missed the first part, you'll want to go back and listen to that first (https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/layer-8-po
Episode 112: Red Teaming with Alethe Denis, Part 1
Alethe Denis is the first ever three-time guest to the Layer 8 Podcast. When Alethe comes on, we can swap stories for hours. And we did! This is part 1 of a two-part episode, as Alethe had so many great stories to share. For this episode, s
Episode 111: OsmosisCon's Cynthia and Bret
For this episode, we're joined by Cynthia Navarro (https://www.linkedin.com/in/cynthianavarro/) and Bret Anderson (https://www.linkedin.com/in/b-w-anderson/) from OsmosisCon (https://osmosisinstitute.org/conference/). They are the two peopl
Episode 110: Andreas Heideck and Social Engineering Simplicity
Andreas Heideck (https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreas-heideck-095423142/), the CEO of the Germany-based Impossible Security (https://www.impossible-security.de/), joined the show to tell some incredible social engineering stories. The part t
Episode 109: Justin Seitz and Kennedy Chappell
This episode is a great discussion with Justin Seitz (@jms_dot_py (https://twitter.com/jms_dot_py)) and Kennedy Chappell (@kcath23 (https://twitter.com/kcath23)) of Permanent Record Research (https://www.permanentrecordresearch.com/). They
Episode 108: Bluma Janowitz Talks How She Used Social Engineering in Other Industries
Note: This episode contains language that would be considered not safe for work (NSFW) and around some children. Bluma Janowitz, aka @x25Princess (https://x.com/x25princess) is a social engineering instructor and one of the original phone p
Episode 107: Alex Lozano on OSINT in Business and AI
Alex Lozano (https://www.linkedin.com/in/alozano-cibergy/) is the founder and CEO of the Barcelona-based Cibergy (https://cibergy.com) and is a professor of OSINT at the University of Autonoma de Barcelona. In this episode, Alex talks about
Episode 106: Ajaka Shamsudeen on Social Engineering in Nigeria
At the Layer 8 Podcast, we aim to get a global perspective on social engineering and OSINT topics. For this episode, we spoke with Ajaka Shamsudeen, also known as @Mydeen4u (https://twitter.com/Mydeen4u) on Twitter. Ajaka is a part of the S
Episode 105: Hervé from OpenFacto
Hervé is the creator of the non-profit and non-governmental organization OpenFacto (https://openfacto.fr/) in France. This organization teaches investigational skills to journalists to help them find the truth in facts. We also talk about u
Episode 104: Why Phishing Simulations Suck with Rebecca Markwick
Bex Markwick (https://twitter.com/BexMarkwick) joins us today to tell us what she feels is wrong about the way we do phishing testing today. We'll talk about some of the areas where those might not go in the right direction and why, but als
Episode 103: Trace Labs Search Parties with Tom Hocker
Tom Hocker is the Director at Trace Labs (https://www.tracelabs.org/). Trace Labs is a non-profit organization who crowdsources OSINT skills from the public to find information and clues on people in missing persons cases. As mentioned in t
Episode 102: A Ghostie Breaks Into Casinos and Airports
Chris Pritchard is a UK-based social engineer with Lares Consulting. He has accessed some of the most secure facilities, sometimes seemingly too easily. In this episode, Chris (aka @Ghostie_) (https://twitter.com/ghostie_) talks about what
Episode 101: A Deep Dive with Rae Baker
Rae, aka @Wondersmith_Ra (https://twitter.com/wondersmith_rae)e is back! After chatting about maritime OSINT in episode 75, Rae came back to discuss her book "Deep Dive - Exploring the Real World Value of Open Source Intelligence (https://w
Episode 100: Dylan the Magician
Dylan is named the Magician yet he doesn't do card tricks, doesn't pull a rabbit from a hat and doesn't cut his assistant in half. Dylan is a social engineer who earned that moniker during an engagement. In this episode, Dylan will explain
Episode 99: Ritu Gill on OpSec, Sock Puppets and Lesser Known OSINT Sites
Ritu Gill is back! A return guest who first appeared on episode 20, Ritu (also known as OSINT Techniques) is back to talk about Operational Security, about how to create and curate sock puppets, how to keep the integrity of an investigation
Episode 98: Social Engineering My First Bank with Patrick Laverty
Our host, Patrick Laverty, has gotten to talk with experts in OSINT and social engineering and heard their stories. But Patrick has never told one of his own. That's what we get here as he explains how he got access to sensitive areas of a
Episode 97: Charles Shirer - BSDBandit Talks OSINT!
Charles Shirer, aka @BSDBandit (https://twitter.com/bsdbandit) is the part of the internet that exudes positivity and happiness. He frequently posts happy and affirming messages for people to enjoy. He's also a self-taught OSINT expert. In
Episode 96: Dr. Abbie Maroño - The Science of Social Engineering
Dr. Abbie Maroño (https://www.abbiemarono.com/) is the Director of Education at Social Engineer, LLC (https://social-engineer.com). She earned her PhD in Behaviour Analysis from Lancaster University in the UK. In this episode, we talk about
Episode 95: Intel Inquirer - Using Dating Apps and Exercise Apps from an OSINT Perspective
Venessa Ninovic is @Intel_Inquirer (https://twitter.com/intel_inquirer) on Twitter and frequently posts her findings and research at https://intel-inquirer.medium.com/ She has been on the OSINT Curious podcast (https://www.youtube.com/watch
Episode 94: Alan Neilan - The Phishing Kit Hunter
Alan Neilan is a security analyst who searches for phishing kits in his spare time, using x0rz's Phishing Catcher (https://github.com/x0rz/phishing_catcher). Alan often tweets out his work at @aneilan (https://twitter.com/aneilan) and he al
Episode 93: The Gumshoo - Tales of a PI in OSINT
John TerBush, known as TheGumshoo (https://twitter.com/thegumshoo) on Twitter joins us to talk about his previous life as a private investigator and how he merged into the information security world. He, like so many others, was doing OSINT
Episode 92: Dalin McClellan - SE'd Into a Highly Secure Building...How?!?
On this episode, we speak with Dalin McClellan (https://twitter.com/mdalin), a penetration tester and social engineer for NetSPI (https://netspi.com). The idea for this episode came from a blog post that Dalin wrote here: Not Your Average B
Episode 91: Sylvain Hajri - What Can You Do With An Email Address?
Sylvain Hajri (https://www.linkedin.com/in/shajri/?locale=en_US), aka Navlys_ (https://twitter.com/navlys_) on Twitter created Epieos.com (https://epieos.com) a freemium site that lets you perform passive OSINT with just an email address. S
Episode 90: The Next Generation of Phishing Attack Vectors
When we think of phishing attacks, we immediately think of email. In this episode, Chris Cleveland (https://twitter.com/pixmsecurity), the Founder and CEO of Pixm Security (https://pixmsecurity.com) walks us through a massive phishing attac
Episode 89: The Fake PhD Investigator
People claim degrees and credentials that they haven't earned. This could be for a number of reasons, whether professional or personal. In this episode, we speak with the Fake PhD Investigator, a person who uses OSINT to determine whether t
Episode 88: Jason Downey - The Legend of...Triforce?
Jason Downey is a penetration testing security consultant with Red Siege (https://redsiege.com) and is known as HackAndBackpack (https://twitter.com/hackandbackpack) on Twitter. In this episode, we talked with Jason about phishing, vishing
