Intelligence tools that feel illegal to know about. Part 69.

Intelligence tools that feel illegal to know about. Part 69. Nice. In your search bar type emailosint.org, not Eminem. This is what the website looks like. It's an open source intelligence tool, and I'm going to show you what it can do. We're gonna input an email into this search bar right here. I'm gonna use support@spotify.com because I think it's funny. And click search, and the website is going to come back with everything connected to that email, including names, usernames, profile pictures. You'll probably even find phone numbers. But you can literally see everything. There's an entire activity timeline, and look at this. It even comes back with the linked accounts to this email. chess.com from the Philippines. Here's the thing. If somebody wants to hack into your accounts, they're going to use a tool just like this, because down here, you can see all the data breaches that your account has been involved in. And it'll clearly show the passwords that are linked to those accounts. Here's an example from one of my old emails, my Dubsmash account from when I was like 14. But you can use this to your advantage, too. Before somebody wants to get all your information and connect the dots about you, go and see what's out there in the open. Also, it's funny, we're talking about Eminem earlier in the video and then one of these usernames is SlimShady12. What?