Hi, I'm Mario Santella – Security Researcher focused in OSINT and IT consultant.
With a solid background in IT and software development since 2012, I’ve gradually shifted my focus towards investigative cybersecurity, OSINT (Open Source Intelligence),
and digital threat analysis.
Let’s be honest. Most OSINT investigations start with a browser tab. You type in a domain. You add site: and filetype:pdf. You hit enter. Then you do it again for Bing. Then for DuckDuckGo. You are manually copying links into a spreadsheet while fighting against…
Continue reading...Let’s be clear: Centralized security platforms are not evil. In fact, for enterprise security teams, they are essential. You need that high-level view, the compliance reports, and the tested workflows that cost millions to develop. If you are managing risk for a Fortune 500 company,…
Continue reading...No automation. No theory. Just the prompt that generates 60+ manual actions to investigate a username — powered by the curated OSINT Rack JSON. You have a username. You want to know where else it exists. You don't want to pay. You don't want black-box…
Continue reading...Telegram is a data canyon. If you're an OSINT analyst, you know the struggle: 90% of the "leak bots" floating around are dead ends, scams, or just straight-up malware. You don't have time to waste on tools that return null results. We tested the popular…
Continue reading...Introduction In the field of Open Source Intelligence (OSINT), maintaining operational security (OPSEC) is paramount. When investigating a target on Instagram, logging into your personal or even a dedicated sockpuppet account leaves digital footprints. View counts, suggested user algorithms, and potential accidental interactions can compromise…
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