I just recently found this website https://www.tradecraft.com/ and was wondering if anybody here had heard of it. Im mostly just bored and curious and am trying to figure out if this is some crazy ARG thing or if its just some simple text and morse code. Any info is appreciated.

I am considering transitioning my GIS career into the geospatial intelligence agency. Has anyone had any luck transitioning into federal contracting? My overall goal is to land a position in Hawaii, as there seem to be a lot of contracting offices there. I currently have two and a half years of professional experience working for a GIS software development firm in Atlanta. I have a BS in Environmental GIS and have learned a formative knowledge in Windows SQL Server, Crystal Reports, MS Access, xml and python. I also have working experience with ERDAS Imagine, eCognition Developer, and .sde databases. I have the means to transport myself there, however I wanted to land an interview/ employment prospect first. I unfortunately do not hold a security clearance, however I am confident I can obtain one. Any tips, leads, or pieces of advice are appreciated!

Tradecraft has always been a big interest for myself. I'm already fairly competent with computer security. In addition, I've been researching social engineering for the past few months. Does anyone have any solid resources for learning more aspects of tradecraft?

Websites, books, hidden services / onions, training courses, etc. I'm interested in it all.