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Steven Aftergood: CIA Closes Down OSINT, Commission Objects

Improved Access to Open Source Intelligence Urged Congress should require the Director of National Intelligence to make open source intelligence more widely available, the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission recommended in its latest annual report. Last June, the former OpenSource.gov web portal was “decommissioned.” Its contents were transferred to classified or restricted networks that are mostly …

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Berto Jongman: Twitter Suspends Several “OSINT” Accounts, Censorship Being Attributed to Foreign Government Demands

Concerned users worry as Twitter suspends several ‘OSINT’ news accounts Users feared that censorship or targeted complaints by a foreign government had resulted in the suspension. Phi Beta Iota: The Zionists used embedded Anti-Defamation League (ADL) “trusted flaggers,” their own hidden code buried in each system, and large numbers of trolls to achieve their censorship …

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Robert Steele: Columbia Journalism Review Guide to OSINT (1% of It)

A Guide to Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) Michael Edison Hayden Columbia Journalism Review Introduction | One: The Difference between Open and Closed Networks | Two: Searching the Open Web | Three: Verifying the Authenticity of Social Media Accounts | Four: Verifying Images and Videos | Five: Exploring Fringe Websites | Six: Using Archives, Saving Your …

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Berto Jongman: OSINT Portal

New OSINT Search Portal I have completely re-worked the entire collection of online search resources, which is available at https://inteltechniques.com/menu.html (you may need to refresh the page).