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OSINT-002Exercise

3 min readFeb 28, 2025

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This is a writeup for the OSINT exercise 002 by Sofia Santos.

Task briefing:

The photo below was shared on social media. It clearly depicts a train station.

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https://gralhix.com/list-of-osint-exercises/osint-exercise-002/

Please answer the following questions:

a) What is the name of the train station seen in the photo?
b) What is the name and height of the tallest structure seen in the photo?

Exercise level:
For beginners: a) Easy, b) Hard
For experts: a) Easy, b) Medium

I began to analyze the task’s image file using the ExifTool to identify any exposed geolocation data or other metadata.

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I think, the image’s metadata hasn’t got useful informaiton which could be useful in our mission and it is time to use our eyes to scan the image for important information.

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We extracted enough information to use them to geolacate the image.

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The railway station located on the corner of Flinders and Swanston streets in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. The image is taken from Flinders Street railway station platform 7.

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Google Earth Pro
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Google Earth Pro

There are the buildings and the tower called Arts Centre Melbourne.

Bulding names and their heights:

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Arts Centre Melbourne : 162 m (531 ft) (was 115 m (377 ft) with original spire)

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Google Earth Pro

Quay West Suites Melbourne: 26-story hotel

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Herald & Weekly Times Tower : 111 m / 364 ft

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IBM : 131 meters

Thanks for reading…

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CyberLabyrinthX
CyberLabyrinthX

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My work primarily relies on OSINT and threat intelligence to conduct reconnaissance and analysis in hacking engagements.