IntelTechniques is the home site for the services and resources of Michael Bazzell. It links to a blog, resource pages, online video training in open source intelligence, print and digital books on OSINT and privacy, and a quarterly magazine.
OSINT Techniques is a blog covering open-source intelligence topics, with sections on forensic OSINT, fictional accounts, books, movies, videos, tools and training. One post from 2021 presents a map tracking lower mainland gang conflict shootings in Metro Vancouver, built from news articles and law enforcement releases.
Social Links' OSINT blog publishes articles on open-source intelligence, AI-related fraud and disinformation. Posts include op-eds by the company's CEO and coverage of deepfake incidents and trust in media. Readers can subscribe to an email newsletter for members-only content and updates.
Twingly tracks updates from millions of online sources, such as news, blogs, forums, reviews, and the dark web, and delivers them through integrated APIs. It also offers data from podcasts, videos, blogs, forums, customer reviews, and the dark web.
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Bellingcat is a website for online open source investigations, publishing investigations and guides on topics including conflict, satellite imagery and social media. It hosts a membership program with access to training announcements and podcasts, community workshops, and a Discord server where researchers discuss investigations and collaborate.
The Skopenow OSINT Blog publishes articles on open-source intelligence for investigations, including financial crime, fraud, organized retail crime and insurance. Posts cover evaluating OSINT platforms and data quality, and the blog is run by Skopenow, an investigations platform vendor.
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OSINT Techniques is a blog covering open-source intelligence topics, with sections on forensic OSINT, fictional accounts, books, movies, videos, tools and training. One post from 2021 presents a map tracking lower mainland gang conflict shootings in Metro Vancouver, built from news articles and law enforcement releases.
Social Links' OSINT blog publishes articles on open-source intelligence, AI-related fraud and disinformation. Posts include op-eds by the company's CEO and coverage of deepfake incidents and trust in media. Readers can subscribe to an email newsletter for members-only content and updates.
Twingly tracks updates from millions of online sources, such as news, blogs, forums, reviews, and the dark web, and delivers them through integrated APIs. It also offers data from podcasts, videos, blogs, forums, customer reviews, and the dark web.
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Bellingcat is a website for online open source investigations, publishing investigations and guides on topics including conflict, satellite imagery and social media. It hosts a membership program with access to training announcements and podcasts, community workshops, and a Discord server where researchers discuss investigations and collaborate.
The Skopenow OSINT Blog publishes articles on open-source intelligence for investigations, including financial crime, fraud, organized retail crime and insurance. Posts cover evaluating OSINT platforms and data quality, and the blog is run by Skopenow, an investigations platform vendor.
