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You'll find situation reports and investigations, Github projects, and broader reflections on methodology. I also publish my own research. My interests are current events, history, and anything related to data.
What is a data broker? They're companies that collect personal information about from open sources and the apps on your phone. Want to know who they? Click this article for a list of 3000 data brokers and how to opt out.
What if you have to monitor the Iran War as an analyst without intelligence tools like Storzy? This article explores how you can build a simple tool in Python to monitor news.
The Higher School of Economics (HSE) in Russia is offering students courses on sanctions evasions. Dive deeper into the backgrounds of the state officials, academics, and UN diplomats who are the "sanctions experts" teaching the course.
Crime-Sifter explores if a locally hosted large language model can identify and classify crimes mentioned in online forum discussions.
OSINT suggests the Chinese Vessel Yi Peng 3 destroyed 2 sea cables connecting Finland-Germany and Sweden-Lithuania