What if in order to take something from the community, you needed to give something first to the community? As a gesture of goodwill. Wouldn't that be a win-win situation for everyone? What if we applied that logic to #OSINT and #intelligence in general? 👀

AI is great for investigations. However, among others it has a problem: It's not consistent in its output. Running the same prompt will always result in a different output. If consistency is important to you for any reason, you need to really master prompting or find another way.

The only stupid question is the one you never ask.

Sooooo... How's everyone? 😅

Dammit. This thing was an #OSINT goldmine... :(

Remote jobs before 2005?

🎉 The highly anticipated day is finally here – the official launch of Forensic OSINT! 🚀 To commence this exciting event, we are thrilled to offer Professional-level access to everyone until November 25th. This means you'll have complete access to all the capabilities of the app, including video downloads. To take full advantage of these features, simply create an account and log in. Don't miss out on this opportunity! Download the app now: forensicosint.com/download For detailed pricing information, please visit: forensicosint.com/pricing Even after this exclusive access period, our free tier users will still benefit from the following amazing features: ✔ 4 Scrolling Screen Captures ✔ Current Screen Capture ✔ 3 Video Downloads ✔ Image Capture ✔ Website Key Value Extractions ✔ OSINT Knowledgebase Integration We invite you to join us on this incredible journey as we continue to empower your OSINT investigations. 🔍 #ForensicOSINT #LaunchDay #DigitalInvestigation #OSINT #SOCMINT #investigations

If you are into #OSINT investigations, definitely check out ForensicOsint! 👀The tool allows you to capture full pages, download source code, extract key values, provides tips for OPSEC and more! Lucky that Ritu (@OSINTtechniques) allowed me to test this. forensicosint.com/

Brainstorm here potential #OSINT uses of these new features!

#Infosec and #OSINT Black Friday deals in Mike's @securitymeta_ list is here again for 2023! Keep an eye! 👀 github.com/0x90n/InfoSec-Bla…

Tip: Made a little bookmark that will color highlight any keyword of interest on any webpage. Think of it as CTRL F plus. Useful for getting a quick overview of certain keywords appear on the page you are researching. Download and usage instructions here: github.com/Dutchosintguy/key… #OSINT

🔗FRedirect, a tool developed by Juan Gaitán-Villamizar (linkedin.com/in/jgv), is designed to trace and identify the final destination of URLs, including those hidden by URL shorteners. - GitHub: github.com/0xjgv/fredirect - Web: fredirect.vercel.app

If you're into #OSINT or #geolocation, something new is coming... I've long predicted the convergence of data science and OSINT. While I couldn't have seen the emergence of generative AI, I knew that audio analysis at scale was happening; I knew that video analysis at scale was coming. I wish I'd seen how this would impact geolocation. What I didn't see then I see now. And I've been working with @GONZOs_int to expand GVision into a full geolocation suite and while we have a long way to go, we've made substantial progress. Coming soon to a web browser near you, Geolocate.

[#OSINT] Using the same chrome extension, this project injects a context menu next to any YouTube video, extracting the video ID to dynamically generate Google search queries and dorks. Designed to reduce friction, eliminate user error, and enhance the browsing experience.

[#OSINT|#SOCMINT] here is a sneak peek into a new chrome extension i've been developing over the past year. Extraction, Transformation, Enrichment and Injection within a webpage. Ability to plugin any API provider and build your own projects to work on any website.

(1 / 2) At least for once, there's some good news for the #OSINT community. As part of the recent update, Google has expanded the list of file types it indexes. The new file types include .csv, .mp4, and many others. Please see the full list here: developers.google.com/search…

Email, username, name and telephone number are often the four most useful information in an #OSINT investigation on persons. What other data/information you thing are important but often overlooked?