This document provides an overview of open-source intelligence (OSINT) techniques. It defines OSINT as information gathered from publicly available sources on the internet and media. Some key OSINT data sources it outlines include search engines, social networks, maps, public databases, and other online tools that can be used to gather intelligence on people, organizations, domains, and technical information. The document also lists specific tools and websites that can be used for OSINT activities like searching social media, performing online investigations, and monitoring open data sources.
4. Intelligence Gathering Disciplines
• HUMINT
• GEOINT
• SIGINT
• TECHINT
• FININT
• OSINT
Intel gathered from Humans
Intel gathered from images, geo
location and human activity.
Intel gathered from signals,
communication
Intel gathered about weapons,
defense and military affairs.
Intel gathered from
documents, organizational
data and financial affairs.