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Open Source Intelligence Navigator for Investigative Journalists

✍ Scribed by Ludo Block

Publisher
GIZ
Year
2019
Tongue
English
Leaves
52
Category
Library
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✦ Synopsis

Open Source Intelligence Navigator for Investigative Journalists - 2019.

✦ Table of Contents

  1. OSINT basics
    Introduction
    Background
    Investigation and validation
    Legal and ethical considerations
    Note
  2. Preparing your system and tools
    System
    Browser
    Additional tools
    Building your link repository
  3. Documenting and archiving
    Documenting offline
    Archive.org and other external archives
    DocumentCloud
  4. Operational Security
    Pseudo accounts
    Password use and 2FA
    A clean environment
    IRL operational security
  5. Search engines
    General notes on searching
    Google
    Other search engines
    Wayback Machine
  6. Social media
    Facebook
    LinkedIn
    Instagram
    Twitter
  7. People searching
    Email
    Usernames
    Breach data
    Phone numbers
  8. Image verification and geolocation
    First inspection
    Google, Yandex, and Bing reverse image searching
    Google maps and auxiliary tools
  9. Corporate registries
    Local registers
    Aggregated (commercial) registers
    Free sources
    Alternative sources
    Regional corporate registries
  10. Meta data research
    Website metadata
    Google Analytics data
    File metadata
  11. Dark web
    Deep, Dark, what is the difference?
    Freenet110F
    Tor
  12. Data handling
    Formats
    Data cleaning
    Unpivoting

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