Episode 20 covers issues 109 and 110 of The OSINT Newsletter, swinging from the dullest, most reliable corner of open source research to one of its more ethically loaded frontiers: AI-made personas.

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Episode 20 covers issues 109 and 110 of The OSINT Newsletter, swinging from the dullest, most reliable corner of open source research to one of its more ethically loaded frontiers: AI-made personas.

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This episode covers Issues 103 and 104 of The OSINT Newsletter and focuses on two distinct but complementary areas: understanding the Dark Web as an intelligence source, and using live traffic data and cameras to build real-time situational awareness.

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This episode covers Issues 103 and 104 of The OSINT Newsletter and focuses on two distinct but complementary areas: understanding the Dark Web as an intelligence source, and using live traffic data and cameras to build real-time situational awareness.

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This episode covers Issues 103 and 104 of The OSINT Newsletter and focuses on two distinct but complementary areas: understanding the Dark Web as an intelligence source, and using live traffic data and cameras to build real-time situational awareness.

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In Episode 15 of The OSINT Podcast, host Jake Creps covers Issues 99 and 100 of The OSINT Newsletter and focuses on two essential aspects of modern OSINT: processing large datasets locally using efficient tools, and developing your investigative skill set through consistent, ethical practice.

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In Episode 15 of The OSINT Podcast, host Jake Creps covers Issues 99 and 100 of The OSINT Newsletter and focuses on two essential aspects of modern OSINT: processing large datasets locally using efficient tools, and developing your investigative skill set through consistent, ethical practice.

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In Episode 14 of The OSINT Podcast, host Jake Creps explores IP address OSINT from first principles, explaining how IPs function as the routing system of the internet. The episode walks through the difference between user IPs and server infrastructure, why dynamic IP addresses constantly change hands, and how static infrastructure can reveal patterns behind suspicious activity.

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In Episode 13 of The OSINT Podcast, we cover two critical skills every serious investigator needs: finding where something happened and making sure you don’t waste time getting there.

First, we break down Issue #95 and the fundamentals of geolocation OSINT. From visual pattern recognition and shadow analysis to metadata extraction and AI-assisted tools, we explore how to place digital evidence into real-world context. If you’ve ever wanted to verify an image, pinpoint a video location, or sharpen your GEOINT workflow, this episode is your field guide.

Then we shift to Issue #96: how to avoid duplication of effort and organize your investigations properly. Planning intelligence requirements, using tools like Deadupe, and building lightweight case management systems in Obsidian can dramatically improve efficiency and ROI.

Whether you’re competing in CTFs, running professional investigations, or just sharpening your OSINT tradecraft, this episode will help you think more strategically, move faster, and work smarter.

Let’s get started.

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This episode covers Issues 93 and 94 of The OSINT Newsletter and focuses on two core realities of modern OSINT: why domains remain one of the most powerful investigative entry points, and how real investigators evolve their methods, tools, and careers over time.

In Episode 12 of the OSINT Podcast, host Jake Creps breaks down Domain OSINT from first principles, showing how a single URL can unravel ownership, infrastructure, intent, and connected activity. Alongside that, Jake reflects on how OSINT methods are discovered, why most of them decay, and how his own path from intelligence analyst to product manager reshaped how he thinks about collection, analysis, and tooling.

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