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gmail OSINT ~ (gmail -> photos/location) - kuebiko - Jan 20, 2021 ~Step 1~ Visit contacts.google.com and add the target Gmail account as a contact. Once you've done this you can look for the users unique Gmail ID in the HTML. You will find it in this format: -=- data:["your target",[["c1234567890123456789",[null,[] ,[] ,"113878729183819756291",null,["6391829183745192985"] -=- The ID always starts with a 1 (at least from what I've seen). So in this case, we'd copy the 113878729183819756291. ~Step 2~ Now that we have our Gmail ID we can use it to find information on our target. Usually this one doesn't work, but I've found it to be successful a couple of times: https://get.google.com/albumarchive/<gmail id here> The second one has a higher success rate and a similar link: https://www.google.com/maps/contrib/<gmail id here> ~That's all! Found it solving a problem earlier and thought I'd share it on here. Have a nice day.~ RE: gmail OSINT ~ (gmail -> photos/location) - Melted - Apr 25, 2021 Worked for google maps! Thats insane, thanks for the tip. RE: gmail OSINT ~ (gmail -> photos/location) - Silkroad - Apr 25, 2021 The second one works. Pretty useful tip, thanks. RE: gmail OSINT ~ (gmail -> photos/location) - SIM-3749878 - Apr 25, 2021 (Apr 25, 2021 08:20 PM)Adidas Wrote: The second one works. What does this accomplish? RE: gmail OSINT ~ (gmail -> photos/location) - kuebiko - Apr 26, 2021 (Apr 25, 2021 08:47 PM)Sharky Wrote: What does this accomplish? It can get the approximate location of a target ? RE: gmail OSINT ~ (gmail -> photos/location) - SIM-3749878 - Apr 26, 2021 (Apr 26, 2021 01:15 AM)kuebiko Wrote: It can get the approximate location of a target ?Cool! I have no google account so I can't try. RE: gmail OSINT ~ (gmail -> photos/location) - equi_gonzales13 - May 1, 2021 Thanks, I will try this and come back with feedback |