ODINT conducts systematic research into publicly accessible government digital infrastructure using open-source intelligence methodologies. All our research is passive, reproducible, and documented to the highest standards.
Exposed Government APIs
Systematic identification of misconfigured REST APIs, WordPress installations, GraphQL endpoints, and web services exposing sensitive data.
Identity Exposure Research
Analyzing hash exposure vulnerabilities (MD5, SHA256, Gravatar) that can be cracked to reveal PII and demonstrate identity correlation risks.
Infrastructure Mapping
Comprehensive enumeration of domains, subdomains, IP ranges, netblocks, CDNs, and hosting infrastructure using passive DNS and CT logs.
Document Scraping & Archiving
Mass collection and archiving of PDFs, Office documents, data exports, and government publications before they disappear.
Metadata & EXIF Analysis
Extracting embedded metadata from documents and images - author info, GPS coordinates, software versions, edit history, and hidden data.
SSL/TLS Certificate Analysis
Certificate transparency monitoring, expiry tracking, issuer analysis, and discovering hidden infrastructure through cert relationships.
Media Collection
Archiving photos, videos, and multimedia from government sources with full metadata preservation and chain of custody documentation.
Log & Backup Discovery
Identifying exposed log files, error logs, database backups, .sql dumps, .bak files, and configuration files left publicly accessible.
Credential Exposure
Discovering exposed API keys, tokens, SSH keys, PGP keys, and credentials inadvertently published in government repositories and configs.
Geolocation Intelligence
IP geolocation, server location mapping, GPS extraction from media, and correlating digital infrastructure with physical facilities.
Technology Stack Analysis
Fingerprinting CMS platforms, frameworks, server software, and third-party services to map technical dependencies and vulnerabilities.
Authoritarian Regime Focus
Special focus on digital vulnerabilities in authoritarian governments where exposure serves democratic accountability and human rights documentation.