Dark web OSINT guides (issue 203)

In this issue, hear about what happened last week (13/10 - 19/10) in OSINT. We cover the latest tools, news, jobs, everything you need to stay ahead in the industry!

Hi everyone, OSINT Jobs team here.

This week, we cover articles on admitting OSINT as evidence, detecting pro-kremlin disinformation from an Estonian politician, using AI to destabilise the Iranian Islamic Republic. All this, of course, on top of the latest tools and tips released in the past week.

As always, we spent the week monitoring the latest developments in the industry so you don’t have to. In just 5 minutes of reading this newsletter, you spare yourself hours of scrolling on socials!

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OSINT Industry News

Covering events, entities, and technology that impact the OSINT world.

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Deniz Dirisu and Anastassia Liulina published an article on the use of OSINT in Civil law. If open-source evidence has long been accepted in the ICC and other international courts, there has been a scarce use of OSINT in civil cases. They argue that the lower thresholds for accepting evidence in civil courts makes them well-suited to admit OSINT as evidence, and therefore urge for more collaboration between OSINT groups and victim-focused NGOs to facilitate the progressive implementation of OSINT in civil courts. (full article here)