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March 31, 2011 by CyberRad

Creepy

Cree.py is an interesting and simple to use program that highlights the dangers of using geolocation while using social networking. All that is needed is a target’s twitter account or flicker account username and you can map out their movements based on the time and location of their tweet or image.
Posted in Personal Security · Tagged cree.py, creepy, flicker, geolocation, tools, twitter · Leave a Reply ·

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