How to detect and fight against foreign information manipulation (issue 179)

Also, learn about techniques to investigate on Telegram and Tiktok, how to map social media data in an innovative way, and much more!

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Welcome Welcome! We're pleased to deliver this 179th consecutive week of OSINT tips, news and jobs! In this issue, we'll talk about :

• How to fight against foreign information manipulation

• How to investigate on Tiktok and Telegram

• A new technique to map social media data

• The necessity to institutionalize OSINT

• and more!

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! Worth it, no?

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Wait, a new podcast episode just dropped!

We sat down with Sarah Cammarata, former reporter at Politico and Stars and Stripes, now in charge of training journalists in open-source techniques for the Center for Investigative Journalism. With us, she talks about how she became a political journalist and how she implements OSINT in her work. Most importantly, she discusses the necessity of more diversity and inclusion in OSINT, encouraging anyone to apply to job openings (even if they don’t tick all the boxes!) Check out the full episode here!

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Exclusive Job Opportunity

The Baden-Württemberg Landeskriminalamt is looking for an OSINT analyst (German speaking). Find out more information and apply here!

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OSINT Tradecraft Tips

Compilation of the latest tools and OSINT tips. Your favorite way of staying ahead in the OSINT industry.

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Tip: How to leverage OSINT to combat information manipulation

In recent years, a new way of fighting emerged: information warfare. State (and non-state actors) use information to get an edge on their counterparts/opponents.