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Nixintel's curated OSINT resource board covering search, verification, geolocation, and research tools.
Lithuanian OSINT article introducing open-source intelligence concepts, tools, and methods.
Curated OSINT toolkit with links for people search, social media, maps, domains, and research.
A framework focused on gathering information from free tools or resources, intended to help people find free OSINT resources. It was originally created from an information security point of view.
OSINT Techniques offers free open source resources for open source intelligence and social media investigations, aimed mainly at analysts and researchers in investigative roles. The site explains that open source means publicly available information that any member of the public can lawfully obtain, and includes sections on tools, training, books and videos.
OSINT resource site with links, guides, tools, and investigation references.
Osintme.com is a blog by Matt publishing articles and resource lists for OSINT investigators. Posts cover web browsers and Linux desktop apps for OSINT machines, Reddit research tools and techniques, darkweb resources, favicons in website research, ransomware research resources, and recommended OSINT newsletters. It also covers CISSP exam study tips.
GitHub OSINT collection with tools, links, checklists, and resources for online investigations.
GitHub collection of social media OSINT tools for researching profiles, posts, and platforms.
A curated directory of OSINT tools and resources organized by categories such as username, email, phone, image, social, chat, gaming and location. The page states that it prioritizes highly effective content over quantity and lists only services that can be used for free. It includes dorks and tool entries with usage examples.
Start.me OSINT collection with categorized tools for people, websites, social media, and investigations.
A blog post listing OSINT utilities for the Google Chrome browser. It states that browser extensions can aid investigators, recommends a clean browser installation for sensitive investigations, and includes items such as Exif Viewer Pro, Hunter Email Finder, and Instant Data Scraper.
GitHub resource collection organizing OSINT links and public sources by country.
Article explaining OSINT mindset, search habits, source awareness, and investigative thinking.
Airtable-based OSINT resource list for simple scraping workflows and Twitter-focused research links.
Telegram-focused OSINT toolbox with resources for researching accounts, channels, and public data.
A page listing third-party links and tools for investigations on websites and domain names. Entries cover WHOIS lookups, DNS history, SSL certificates, subdomain finding, open ports, archived information and source code investigations, with notes on whether a paid account is needed.
Python package template for building command-line OSINT tools with a reusable project structure.
Website about open source intelligence tools and techniques. It hosts projects including a worldwide OSINT tools map, cheat sheets, a dorks collections list, an APIs collection, and courses on Linux and Python for OSINT.
Russian-language guide for reducing online exposure and understanding counter-OSINT practices.
A Chrome extension that combines several OSINT and SOCMINT tools into one package, with added support for Instagram, Twitter and TikTok. Users need an account on each platform and must have the site open with a logged-in session in the active tab. The source code is obfuscated, which may trigger antivirus alerts.
GitHub OSINT collection with tools, links, and resources for online investigation workflows.
Aware-Online provides a free collection of custom Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) scripts and links to third-party OSINT tools, alongside tutorials, to support effective internet and social media investigations. The provider does not actively monitor information entered into its scripts.