Google Earth is without question the single most important tool for OSINT work that focuses on photo geolocation and verification. There’s no need for any command line tinkering yet – one of the advantages of Ubuntu is that it allows most packages to be installed in a simple graphical way, which is a much easier learning curve for those used to Windows or Mac environments.
If you’re familiar with Linux, you’ll already know how to do this.
This post shows how to install software like Google Earth and Google Chrome directly from the internet. The first post showed to create a virtual machine with Virtualbox and Ubuntu Linux, while the second post showed how to install some useful apps directly from the Ubuntu software centre. This is the third part in a series of posts that show how you can make your own custom Linux OSINT virtual machine similar to Buscador.
