A public-health inspector's work email appears in a third-party conference attendee PDF. What should the analyst record as the finding?
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Short Explanation
Conference lists leak work emails like a name tag left on a table. Capture who published it and when. Seeing the address is not a key to the inbox.
Full Explanation
Third-party event lists, speaker bios, and attendee PDFs commonly publish civic work emails outside the city's own site. The OSINT finding is the listing: URL or file, date, and the address as printed. Publication does not grant inbox access, recover passwords, or authorize spoofing the health department. Note the third-party source class so public-health leadership can judge exposure separately from mailbox compromise.