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Cyber Weapons Lab, Episode 188

Gathering OSINT information is always easier with browser extensions, and Mitaka is a browser extension with OSINT investigations in mind. In this episode of Cyber Weapons Lab, we'll explore the features and how to conduct an investigation using only a browser. We'll find out if an email address is linked to malware or phishing, if a file is safe to download, and and if a website is sketchy or reputable.

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