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I am delighted to see you focusing on the necessary migration from C4 to M4IS2.  You have asked me how these concepts can be correlated. C4 is rooted in technology while M4IS2 is rooted in humanity. C4 stands for command & control, communications, and computing. Generally the term used is C4I, adding intelligence, and the …

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Sir, How correct is the given depiction by Mr Gibson (PhD Thesis)?

Sir, if you would have been given the task to tell about OSINT to an audience that has no idea about it or an audience that confuses it with internet, how would you introduce OSINT to them? I am facing this problem. After defining OSINT, I have to draw some background on it. The material …

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Sir, There is hardly any guide available on offline OSINT. Also I have been seeking for some map that can show the distribution of open source info (newspapers, journals etc) in South Asia and China.

Sir, What is this paper all about? And in relation to your first answer, isnt’t this data too critical to be shared with the public?

SIr, 1-Is there any comprehensive OSINT report publicly available which may help to know what the sources are? 2- How can OSINT help in generating high-grade intelligence?  

Sir, kindly guide on – 1- How can OSINT ops be successively conducted on closed information states like China or North Korea? (Attaching a file I had downloaded) 2- Is the information that China generally makes public through its stare-run agencies reliable and sufficient? 3- Is there any research paper or unclassified information over the …

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