GEXX FIELDSTATION / BUILD 2014.09

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Open-source intelligence. Linux. Public records. One local workspace for people who prefer evidence over noise.

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MODULE 01 / OPEN SOURCE INTELLIGENCE

OSINT // Public-source research

Research public information, verify origin and context, and document what the evidence actually supports.

Resource index

Filter tools by purpose, method or source type.

OSINT / 001Toolkit

Bellingcat Toolkit

Curated links for geolocation, image and video verification, web archiving and public-source research.

Open toolkit ↗

OSINT / 002Index

OSINT Framework

A browsable index of public-source research tools. Check each service's terms and limits before use.

Browse index ↗

OSINT / 003Archive

Internet Archive

Compare public pages over time. Snapshots can be incomplete or may not show the exact moment a change occurred.

Search snapshots ↗

OSINT / 004Images

Google Lens

Find visually similar images and possible earlier appearances. Verify the original publication independently.

Open Lens ↗

OSINT / 005Maps

OpenStreetMap

Collaborative geographic data for public mapping context. Completeness and accuracy vary by place.

Open map ↗

OSINT / 006Method

Primary-source search

Use exact wording, dates and official domains to find the origin of a published claim. Results are leads, not proof.

Open search ↗

6 indexed resources. External sites open separately.

THE METHOD // 5 STEPS

Repeatable workflow

[01]

Scope

Define the question, time range and limits before searching.

[02]

Collect

Find original pages, official records and published data.

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Corroborate

Seek independent evidence, not copies of one claim.

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Document

Record URLs, access dates, context and useful notes.

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Qualify

Separate confirmed facts, inferences and unknowns.

OPSEC / ETHICS: Public-source research does not authorise account intrusion, harassment, impersonation or publishing private information. This module is intended for lawful research and verification.

MODULE 02 / LINUX & SYSTEM NOTES

LINUX // Command bench

Safe examples for identifying files, reviewing system details and comparing checksums. Commands are displayed for you to inspect and copy; the website does not execute them.

Kali docs ↗

Command library

Select a command to add it to the console.

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uname -a

Print kernel and system information.

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file sample.pdf

Identify the likely type of a local file.

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sha256sum sample.pdf

Compute a SHA-256 fingerprint.

Command scratchpadLOCAL / COPY ONLY

# Choose a command from the library, then copy it to your terminal.

Verify downloads ↗

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NOTE: sha256sum helps compare file identity; it does not prove safety. Replace sample filenames with files you own or are authorised to inspect. Never run an unknown script with administrator privileges just because a guide says so.

MODULE 03 / PUBLIC RECORDS

FBI // Official resources

Publicly accessible U.S. government sources for cyber-related case information, safety guidance and official reporting channels.

FBI / 001Official

Cyber wanted listings

Public information about people sought in connection with cyber-related cases. Review the agency statement and linked case details.

Open FBI listing ↗

FBI / 002Safety

Online safety

Public guidance intended to help people recognise online risks and make safer decisions.

Read guidance ↗

REPORTING / 003IC3

Internet Crime Complaint Center

Official channel associated with the FBI for reporting suspected internet crime in the United States.

Open IC3 ↗

REPORTING / 004FBI

FBI Tips

The official public tip portal. GEXX does not send information to this service.

Open tips portal ↗

METHOD / 005Research

Read a case notice correctly

Record the publication date, case identifier, agency and exact wording. Allegations are not the same as convictions.

Open field notes ↗

ETHICS / 006Limits

Stay within the law

Do not impersonate officials, intrude into accounts, harass people or publish private personal data.

GEXX principles ↗

LOCATION: For incidents outside the United States, use the correct local reporting channel. In an emergency, contact local emergency services rather than relying on a web form.

MODULE 04 / PERSONAL DESK

FIELD NOTES // Research planner

Create a small, focused plan for public-source research or an authorised security task. Notes remain in the current browser session and are not submitted to a server.

LOCAL ONLY

New research task

Define what you need to verify.

PROJECT LABEL

TASK TYPE

RESEARCH QUESTION

PRIVACY: The planner is client-side only. It does not store or transmit your text.

RESEARCH CHECKLIST

Check off tasks as you complete them.

DRAFT

Define scopeWrite a focused question and timeframe. Locate primary sourcesStart from an original publication. Corroborate independentlyLook for evidence that is not a copy. Record provenanceSave source URLs, dates and context. State limitationsSeparate fact, inference and unknowns.

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MODULE 05 / SKILLS CHECK

KNOWLEDGE // Source literacy

Three short questions about independent sources, file hashes and public case records.

TRAINING MODE

Assume nothing.
Verify the source.

The point is not collecting the most links. It is understanding how evidence was made, who published it, and what it does or does not prove.

LOCAL: The quiz is not tracked and sends no results anywhere.

QUESTION 01 / 03

Two websites repeat the same claim. What does that establish?

Choose an answer for the explanation.

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MODULE 06 / IDENTITY

GEXX // About this project

A personal research workspace for OSINT, Linux and public-source investigation methods.

PRINCIPLE / 001Evidence

Less theatre. More signal.

Cyber aesthetics can be fun, but useful research depends on source quality, reproducible checks and careful interpretation.

PRINCIPLE / 002Independent

Not an agency portal.

GEXX is not affiliated with the FBI, any government agency or linked organisations. External links help you reach original sources.

PRINCIPLE / 003Privacy

Local by default.

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