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In the early days of the web, people lied with words. Today, they lie with pixels. One photo out of context. One old video repackaged as breaking news. One AI-generated face in a fake protest. That’s all it takes to kick off outrage, mislead the…

When disaster hits, speed saves lives. Whether it's a flood in Slovakia, a wildfire in Greece, or an earthquake off the coast of Japan, response teams scramble for situational awareness. But formal channels - government briefings, official maps, press coverage - often lag behind real-world…

Before any breach makes headlines, there’s usually a long, quiet stretch of time when the clues are already out there. Credentials exposed on forgotten repos. Subdomains no one claimed. Login panels exposed to the open internet. This is the terrain where OSINT lives in cybersecurity…

Old-school OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) was mostly a manual job - digging through forums, scraping headlines, watching IP chatter across a dozen languages. You had to be part analyst, part archivist, and part sleep-deprived detective. Today, things are different. The data firehose is faster, wider,…

Some domains are lightweights in the archive, ten captures, maybe twenty. Others? You hit them with a CDX query and they dump tens of thousands of results back at you like a firehose with no valve. If you’re working with old news sites, blogs, or…