Swarmer is integrating verified open source intelligence (OSINT) datasets from Molfar Intelligence into its autonomous drone AI platform to improve object recognition, situational awareness and battlefield decision-making using combat-validated data.

Explore how Counter-OSINT is reshaping intelligence, information warfare, and India's national security strategy in an era of AI-driven deception.

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The Ukrainian OSINT airspace monitoring system «Kontur» has launched a full-fledged website — kontur.systems. Now you can monitor the air situation not only through the Telegram bot, but also in a browser with a new interface for PCs.

OSINT specialist Janhvi Bhojwani told NPF Widening fellows how to effectively synthesize and evaluate public digital information used for reporting.

SpiderFoot showed me how scattered public clues become very scary once they’re organized

Analysts from CyberBoroshno, a Ukrainian OSINT community, have confirmed the crash of a Russian TU-22M3 bomber in Russia's Irkutsk Oblast.

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A new open-source security platform called SecSuite, developed under the TheSecuredAnalyst project, has been released, combining OSINT reconnaissance, web vulnerability scanning, API security assessment, compliance checking, and AI-powered analysis into a single unified toolkit.

Information Is Everywhere. Attribution Is Rare. Open-source intelligence (OSINT) has become one of the most valuable disciplines in modern investigations. OSINT teams of Investigators can access an unprecedented volume of information from: Social media platforms Public records Data breaches Forums and communities News sources Technical infrastructure Online marketplaces The challenge is no longer finding information.

OSINT helps journalists verify social media, photos, videos, maps and public records to improve reporting accuracy and detect misinformation.

The Council of Europe has flagged risks in several provisions of Ukraine’s draft Civil Code that could significantly complicate journalistic investigations, anti‑corruption monitoring, open‑source intelligence (OSINT) research, and access to publicly available information, YouControl reported on June 12.

Dnipro OSINT analyst Harbuz has released photos showing satellite images revealing the aftermath of two Ukrainian drone attacks on Chonhar Bridge connecting temporarily occupied Crimea and Kherson Oblast.

Russian forces have once again managed to break into the city of Kupiansk in Ukraine’s Kharkiv region.The location of the enemy was reported by OSINT analyst Bielitz on his page […]

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“I focus on the work, while hoping that one day the war will end.”

Lytvynenko will speak at this year's GlobalFact conference in Lithuania

Confirming the appointment, IIT Kanpur Director Prof Manindra Agrawal said that Adhikary has joined the institute's C3iHub as an OSINT and Threat Intelligence Engineer.

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French operator Bouygues Telecom, through its subsidiary Bouygues Telecom Business Solution, has introduced a new cybersecurity offering developed by its dedicated team of experts in Open Source Intelligence (OSINT). Dubbed Cyber Monitor OSINT, the service will provide companies of all sizes with tailored vulnerability assessments.

Image This session dives into vessel tracking and maritime monitoring using open-source intelligence. Journalists will learn how ships move, how to follow them in real time, and how to detect suspicious behavior such as illegal fishing, transshipment, or AIS manipulation. The session will also introduce satellite imagery and remote sensing tools to monitor ocean activity beyond what vessels report themselves. Panelists Fernanda Buffa, editor, Environmental Investigations, Pulitzer Center Federico Acosta Rainis, Pulitzer Center's data editor Davide Mancini, 2024 Ocean Reporting Fellow Tools and Platforms MarineTraffic/VesselFinder/FleetMon: real-time vessel tracking Global Fishing Watch: fishing activity and behavior analysis Sentinel Hub/EO Browser: satellite imagery (free ESA data) Google Earth Pro: advanced satellite analysis SkyTruth Alerts: environmental and vessel monitoring What Journalists Will Learn Understand how AIS, IMO numbers, and vessel identifiers work Track ships using platforms like MarineTraffic, VesselFinder, and Global Fishing Watch Identify red flags such as AIS gaps, spoofing, and unusual movement patterns Use satellite imagery to monitor areas where tracking data is absent or unreliable Combine multiple data sources to build evidence of illicit maritime activity Image

Ukraine's FP-1 drone targeted hangars at Russia's Protasovo airfield, linked to UAV development. Geolocation analysis confirms strike location.

An analyst from Dnipro Osint has reported that an FP-1 strike has hit hangars at a UAV development and production centre at Protasovo airfield.

An analyst from Dnipro Osint has reported that an FP-1 strike has hit hangars at a UAV development and production centre at Protasovo airfield.