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You cannot disappear from the internet. That is the honest answer, and any service or guide that tells you otherwise is selling a simplification. What you can do is reduce your visible footprint — significantly. You can remove yourself from the most common people-search sites, limit what appears in Google results, harden your accounts, and make it … Read more
Dr. Joe Ondrak, CEO ofPeryton Intelligence, joins us in an episode ofFrom the Source, the Blackdot podcast. He discusses semiotics, extremism, epistemic security, cultural intelligence in OSINT and understanding narratives. The conversation also touches on the implications of AI in intelligence work and the emerging phenomenon of meme coins as a new source of insight … Read more
If you have been following this series, you know the history. The first version was a command-line Python script — you ran it, it scraped a Telegram channel, translated everything, downloaded the media, and dropped a self-contained HTML report into an output folder. Useful, but you had to be comfortable with a terminal and you had to … Read more
THE GOWERS FALLACY: ANOTHER KASPAROV MOMENT — WHY THE HARD PROBLEM OF AUTONOMOUS AI SCIENTISTS WAS ALREADY SOLVED Author: Berend Watchus. Independent non profit AI & Cyber Sec Researcher, March 22, 2026 — Publication for OSINT Team online magazine The dog doesn’t need the walk. The owner doesn’t need the companionship. Neither is performing the function because of felt need. They … Read more
Cisco equipment powers the backbone of the internet — but did you know that a single open port (4786) once exposed thousands of enterprise… Continue reading on OSINT Team »
Telegram has turned into a goldmine for open‑source intelligence. Public and private groups, channels, and sticker packs all hide useful… Continue reading on OSINT Team »
While the US DOJ continues its enforcement action against the pro-Iranian Handala threat actor group, new websites (or previously dormant ones) activate within less than 48h. This illustrates how difficult it is to counter online psy-op websites content – especially when their infrastructure uses “bulletproof hosting” in non-compliant or overtly hostile jurisdictions. Or simply anonymous … Read more
Photo by GuerrillaBuzz on Unsplash The profile looked clean. Too clean. No messy posts from five years ago. No awkward phase. No late-night arguments that should have been deleted but weren’t. Just a smooth timeline, polished like it had been sanded down and rebuilt. People used to call that discipline. Now it reads like infrastructure. Most analysts still … Read more
Mobile applications have become the backbone of modern digital ecosystems — powering banking, healthcare, e-commerce, and even identity systems. As mobile apps grow more complex, so do the attack surfaces they expose. In 2026, mobile pentesting is no longer just about manual testing or static code review. It’s a blend of: Runtime instrumentation AI-assisted analysis Automated pipelines Deep reverse … Read more
“The Interface Leverage Principle: First Documentation of Epistemic Substrate Loading, Submaximal Magnitude Results, and a Replicable Architecture for AI-Augmented Breakthrough Research” Author: Berend Watchus Independent non profit AI & Cyber Security Researcher. March 21, 2026 [Publication for OSINT TEAM online magazine] Using AI’s Context Window as a Temporary Brain Upgrade — How Loading a Coherent Model of … Read more