Open-Source Intelligence - OSINT

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Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) is the collection, analysis, and dissemination of information that is publicly available and legally accessible. It is used by organizations such as governments, businesses, and non-governmental organizations. OSINT operations use advanced techniques to search through visible data to find information that many don’t realize is public.

AI can be used to turn the challenge of large data volumes into an advantage and ultimately create a symbiotic relationship with OSINT. AI, machine learning and automation tools are able to scan massive amounts of data and conversations, proficiently identifying connections and risks that warrant further investigation. AI has dramatically increased the volume of data that can be analyzed in real-time. Today’s AI-enabled platforms empower intelligence analysts to leverage OSINT as the foundation that can help uncover hidden threats, corroborate classified reporting, and pinpoint the targets that warrant resource-intensive, traditional intelligence gathering.


The most common OSINT resources are as follows;

  • Metadata search
  • Search Engines
  • Social Media
  • Online Communities
  • Email Addresses
  • Usernames
  • People Search Engines
  • Telephone Numbers
  • Online Maps
  • Code search
  • Documents
  • Images
  • Videos
  • Domain Names
  • IP Addresses
  • Government & Business Records
  • Virtual Currencies
  • Advanced Linux Tools
  • Geospatial Research
  • Data Breaches & Leaks


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Companies using AI for OSINT

Several companies are using AI for OSINT. Here are some of them:

  • Digital Clues
  • Alfresco Software Inc.
  • Octogence Tech Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
  • Maltego
  • SEON
  • Lampyre
  • Recon-ng
  • SpiderFoot
  • NexVision
  • Verint
  • Recorded Future
  • Palantir Technologies
  • Cellebrite
  • Dassault Systemes
  • Expert.AI
  • Hensoldt

Primer.ai

Using Machine Learning (ML), computer vision and Natural Language Processing (NLP) transformers focused on software for DoD/IC customers with real-time news and social media insights, situational reporting, intelligence gathering, and faction analysis. Lists its customers: U.S. Air Force, Army, and U.S. Special Operations Command, and Fortune 500 companies. - Military contractor Primer announces $69M to build AI for ‘those who support and defend our democracy’ | Carl Franzen - VentureBeat

Some of Primer.ai services include:

  • Threat Detection: Early detection of kinetic and cyber threats from social and news media to improve response time
  • Strategic Analysis: Structuring messy data for exploration to reduce time to insight
  • Semantic Search: Securely and fluently search, summarize, and explore data at scale with greater precision

Primer Command - By leveraging high-scale streaming data, you can detect kinetic and cyber threats up to several hours earlier than traditional methods and respond quickly. Primer Command is a real-time threat detection tool that analyzes tens of thousands of sources in 100 languages, including news and social media. With Primer Command, teams can monitor, respond, and maintain situational awareness of fast-breaking global events, such as kinetic and cyber threats. Primer Command can:

  • detect and summarize the "Who, What, When, Where, and Why" of every scenario, providing contextual intelligence and actionable insights.
  • generate situation reports that can be downloaded, edited, and shared, saving time and facilitating collaboration.
  • perform location-based searches and computer vision capabilities, such as identifying faces, objects, logos, and text in images.
  • filter and flag items of importance, and delegate responsibilities among team members.
  • integrate with Large Language Model (LLM).
  • operate in a secure and compliant manner, respecting data privacy and sovereignty.