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Name: Open source intelligence techniques
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Author: Michael Bazzell

📘 Open source intelligence techniques by Michael Bazzell

Michael Bazzell’s reputation in government circles for uncovering personal information via open‑source techniques is established in this instructional volume. Spanning twenty‑five chapters, the book methodically dissects each phase of an OSINT workflow, from specialized web portals to software solutions. With more than 250 curated resources, narrative examples, and screen captures, readers gain practical skills that encourage creative, out‑of‑box thinking. The text is intended as a reference for specialists responsible for gathering online content. Its hands‑on style invites analysts to execute the tutorials concurrently, fostering immediate application of the strategies presented. Bazzell’s experience as a hacker informs a forward‑looking approach to repurposing existing technologies for investigative purposes.

First publish date: 2012

Genre: Technology & Computing/Cybersecurity

Authors: Michael Bazzell

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