Episode

024 - Minimize What Can Be Known with the OSINT Defense & Security Framework (OSDF)

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The Lockdown - Practical Privacy & Security
Published
May 13, 2025
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2540
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Summary

In this episode, I discuss what has been keeping me away from the mic, the Open Source Intelligence Defense and Security Framework (ODSF), and share updates on privacy topics including browser security, autonomous taxis, airport security cameras, and managing cryptocurrency. I also address listener questions about anonymous SIM cards and creating separate online identities. Official Website: https://psysecure.com In this week’s episode: Introducing the Open Source Intelligence Defense and Sec...