Announcing Return of Free Content - OSINT Insider
We heard your feedback and are bringing back more free content!
Hello there!
You might have noticed that the free section in the last edition of The OSINT Insider (Check it out here https://osintinsider.com/p/osint-insider-issue-9-australian!) was shorter compared to previous editions.
We are changing this and bringing more free content back, with upcoming editions covering more information for non-subscribers. The paid section will still include The Com Corner updates and more in-depth research findings, as per usual, but free subscribers will get more topics than we included before.
Releasing content for free isn’t free for us, so if you appreciate this service to the public and all the work we do to keep you informed on OSINT, please support us with a paid subscription:
Check out the latest editions of The OSINT Insider:
Issue #9, which covers how Australian broadband APIs leak subscriber info, introduces an untapped facial recognition tool, and discusses new OPSEC risks.
OSINT Insider Issue #9 - Australian Broadband APIs Leak Subscriber Info, Untapped Facial Recognition Tool, and New OPSEC Risks
In this edition of the OSINT Insider, we will look at an OSINT company that provides more accurate results than FaceCheck or Pimeyes, ways in which the Com can bypass KYC security checks, and discuss a way to scrape subscriber information held by an Australian broadband provider. Additionally, we will cover ways in which investigators can find out more information on a shell company, even when they encounter a registered agent and new OPSEC risks.
Issue #8, which looks at new unique data sources, such as an untapped EU Public Database, and exposes the sale of breaches and IntelX keys on a new secret OSINT Marketplace.
OSINT Insider Issue #8 - Exploring a Secret Underground OSINT Marketplace
In this edition of the OSINT Insider, we will expose the sale of breaches and IntelX keys on a new secret OSINT Marketplace, introduce a new regular section covering illicit OSINT tools that provide access to privileged information, discuss a UK Lookup tool that provides access to sensitive financial information, and look at new unique data sources, including an EU Public Database, a tool that allows you to see whether you’ve been searched on Flock, and an illicit tool that still seems to have access to protected CNAM records.
That’s all from us for now. Keep an eye out for the next issue, coming very, very soon!
Good move bringing more free content back, it’ll help more people get value without losing the depth for paid subscribers