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August 29, 2012

Twitter Stalking with Bing Maps … Recontastic

So this is pretty old news as I think it was first announced on the Interwebs in mid to late 2010 and I could have swarn I blogged about it, but apparently not, perhaps it was just a tweet, who knows.

Anyway, in the Maltego class I have been attending this week we were talking about geolocation of twitter users in certain areas and I was talking about the Bing Twitter Maps thang. So I thought as a point of reference I would do a quick blog post for those that want to easily find and use this in the future.

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So why can this be handy? Well mainly if you are tasked with carrying out recon on a specific business, you will of course easily identify the location of their offices, from here you can use this to identify people tweeting (with geolocation enabled) and you can then correlate this back to actual employees with active twitter accounts. This can be a valuable tool depending on your scope.

To get a better idea for yourself check out the Bing Maps Twitter App here. All being well there should be an embedded option below.

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    About the Author

    Dale Pearson
    has worked in IT since 1998, Infosec since 2004, and studied and performed hypnosis, mentalism etc since 2009. Dale is a full time Red Teamer with a love of social engineering and qualified hypnotherapist. He spends a great deal of time researching the various skills and techniques that make up the art and science of Social Engineering.




    2 Comments


    1. Leyla Movahedi

      I am glad I found your post. Could you please tell me which silverlight tools I need to develop this app. I have never worked with silverlight and silverlight is need for this app to work. Thank you so much . Eagerly waiting for your response.

      Leyla


    2. Dale

      Not sure around development as I am not a developer, if you mean just to get it working on your OS, check out http://go2.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=149156



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