Open-source Intelligence (OSINT)

The video tutorial explores various data sources beyond Google, emphasizing the importance of open source intelligence (OSINT) for gathering and analyzing public information. It identifies six main sources: media, internet and social media, public government data, commercial data, academic publications, and grey literature. Each source is discussed in terms of its relevance and application in intelligence gathering.

What is a common misconception about data sources?

• Data can only be found in libraries.

• Data is only available in books.

• Data is only available through paid services.

• All data is accessible through Google.

What does OSINT stand for?

• Open Source Internet Technology

• Open Source International Network

• Open Source Information and Technology

• Open Source Intelligence

Which of the following is NOT a source of OSINT?

• Media

• Public government data

• Internet

• Private emails

Which source of OSINT includes newspapers and television?

• Academic publications

• Commercial data

• Media

• Internet

What type of data includes patents and technical reports?

• Media

• Grey literature

• Commercial data

• Public government data