I first became interested in Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) in 2016–2017. Before long, OSINT turned into a genuine obsession: so much so that it became my profession. Today I work in the corporate intelligence area, but I always try to keep my eyes open to other branches of the discipline as well. That is why I launched OpenOSINT: to create space for research paths that are not always compatible with the corporate or commercial environment. On this blog I archive tools, reflections, research, and investigations I have carried out independently.
Lorenzo Romani
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The Iranian Connection: c’è (anche) Tehran dietro al cybercrime russo?
Aéza Group LLC è una società russa iscritta nel Registro delle Imprese il 17 giugno…
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DeepSeek R1 spodesta l’AI generativa occidentale su Ollama
Da un’analisi effettuata nel novembre 2024 (potete leggerla qui) emergeva che i modelli linguistici (LLM)…
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Building a Bellingcat-style SAR Ship Tracking Tool
One of the most useful instruments in Bellingcat’s open-source toolkit is its SAR (Synthetic Aperture…
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Le mani di Putin: un fact-checking OSINT
Gli interventi pubblici di un leader del calibro di Vladimir Putin sono oggetto di analisi…