If, like me, you don't know the term OSINT, it stands for "open source intelligence." What it means is publicly available information: phone books, mailing li

If, like me, you don't know the term OSINT, it stands for "open source intelligence." What it means is publicly available information: phone books, mailing lists, published documents and other things people can find just by snooping a little and not breaching a security system. (Note: According the Wikipedia, this is a US-centric view of the term and may be different where you live.)