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2021/01/272021/01/28

Answers on OSINT for India 37: Computer-Aided Tools for Analysis

Sir, You have made frequent reference to computer aided tools for the analysis of science & technology. Can you please explain the below diagram?

1989/10/152019/12/09

1989 Webb (US) CATALYST: Computer-Aided Tools for the Analysis of Science & Technology

Short URL: http://tinyurl.com/CIA-CATALYST

2016/09/202016/09/19

Berto Jongman: Free / Open Source Tools for Investigative Journalism and Research

Investigative journalism tools Free software and open-source tools for journalists, journalistic research, discovery, investigative reporting, privacy, data visualization, data driven journalism and datajournalism

2013/07/122014/02/25

All IO Tools (Index) 19 FEB 14

Updated 25 February 2014 1988-2009 OSINT-M4IS2 TECHINT Chronology 1986 Computer Aided Tools for the Analysis of Science & Technology (CATALYST) 1989 Webb (US) CATALYST: Computer-Aided Tools for the Analysis of Science & Technology 1993 Corporate Role in National Competitiveness: Smart People + Good Tools + Information = Profit 1998 TAKEDOWN: Targets, Tools, & Technocracy 2001 …

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2011/06/212014/03/24

1957+ Story Board: Peace & Prosperity Through Ethical Evidence-Based Decision-Support — Analytic Sources, Models, Tools, & Tradecraft

2020/10/072020/10/05

Ed Jewett: Notes on The Steele Report from a Subscriber

Late Saturday afternoon, I listened to the taped Steele Report 9/3 and will again wholeheartedly suggest that you subscribe. As information sources go, RDS has to be ranked at or near the top: he is well-connected, well-trained, a recognized master in open-source intelligence, and owns and maintains a substantial library online and off. He acknowledges …

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2020/09/232020/09/25

Robert Steele: CIA Fucks Up Information Technology Once Again . . . and Continues to Fuck Up HUMINT/OSINT

CIA launches first federal lab The Central Intelligence Agency announced Monday the launch of its first-ever federal lab, a new internal organization that will allow its officers to obtain patents and licenses for intellectual property they create while working at the agency. CIA is so lame. I explain below.