The fluorescent lights of your apartment reflect off the screen as you dive into the digital abyss. Blackridge Capital, a name that’s haunted you since the call center. Now, it’s your target. You start with the basics: public records, LinkedIn, news articles. Blackridge is a listed investment firm, $3 billion in assets, mostly equity. They move fast, and their power lies in their agility. But agility requires coordination, and coordination requires communication. Your fingers fly across the keyboard. You’re not just looking for weaknesses; you’re looking for *entry points*. A name here, a connection there. Two names keep appearing: **Isabella Laurent** and **Marc Dubois**. You’ve seen them in the emails you handled at the call center, but now you need more. You lean back, rubbing your temples. The problem is clear: you don’t have enough. Not yet. But you know where to look. *See [[Glossary#OSINT (Open-Source Intelligence)]] for details on gathering publicly available information.* --- [[Cybercrime/The_Phisherman/Research Blackridge|Review your OSINT options]]