#OSINT community building and growing local OSINT capability within the UK.
Author: Neil Smith Large-scale data breaches have become a routine feature of the digital world. When companies are hacked, attackers often obtain vast troves of account information, including email
This guide explores key government and government-affiliated open data sources in the UK, highlighting their importance for OSINT investigations. Open data fuels OSINT investigations in the UK by
OSINT techniques to identify and prevent scams by fake headhunters. Authors: Paul Wright and Neal Ysart (The Coalition of Cyber Investigators) Professional networking platforms like LinkedIn offer
New verification rules expose transparency gaps around sub-25% shareholders and OSINT value. Authors: Daniel Faram and Sham Ahmed From 18 November 2025, new transparency rules require all directors
How proactive and reactive OSINT strategies can strengthen cyber resilience before and after major attacks. The insurance industry has faced its worst cybersecurity crisis so far. Recently, three
Author: Raymond James Todd BSc (Hons) MSyI (Linkedin) Digital technology has redefined relationships, providing unprecedented tools for communication and safety. However, applications intended for
Step-by-step guidance on setting up anonymous profiles to maintain anonymity and avoid detection during internet investigations. Author: Paulo Bingue (LinkedIn) Creating and managing covert research
Understanding OSINT's role in missing persons investigations reveals essential tools, ethics, and techniques. This article was written by @nattyfried & @UnShelledSec Missing person investigations
This post outlines legal and ethical guidelines for UK government and police use of OSINT and Internet Intelligence Investigations. Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) and Internet Intelligence
