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For something that claims comprehensiveness, I am somewhat surprised by the list of sources. It’s almost entirely restricted to the web domain, i. e. domain/ip/
by KarlKemp 7y ago
For something that claims comprehensiveness, I am somewhat surprised by the list of sources. It’s almost entirely restricted to the web domain, i. e. domain/ip/email data.
That’s understandable, considering how any data you gleam can immediately be fed into another run of all these tools. But I was under the impression that "OSINT" has a few more data sources connecting it to the "real world“? Company data, published books, or the court system come to mind.
(Sorry if I just missed some)
- smicallef 7y agoCompany data is a little there, using OpenCorporates’ API. The tool originated with a smaller scope initially and has grown over 8 years of development. I can imagine how different it will look in another few years.