Intelligence & OSINT

OSINT Techniques

Open-source intelligence gathering, geolocation, social media analysis

11 episodes

#2339: When OSINT Meets the Fog of War

How open-source intelligence is reshaping—and sometimes distorting—our understanding of modern conflict.

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#2297: How to Scrape Geo-Restricted Israeli Sites with MCP Tools

Learn how to bypass advanced bot-protection on Israeli websites using MCP tools, residential IPs, and tunneling techniques.

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#2210: How Instagram Reveals Your Missile Stockpile

When Iran launches 574 ballistic missiles, the interceptors Israel fires back tell a story—and adversaries are listening. How open-source intellige...

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#2143: AI Forecast: Iran Ceasefire Won't Last

A two-stage AI pipeline predicted a 4% chance the Iran-Israel ceasefire would survive a month, using Monte Carlo simulations and an LLM council.

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#2031: The Jerusalem Falafel Conspiracy

Is the high density of falafel stands in Jerusalem a sign of a secret, centuries-old monopoly?

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#1980: Why Ancient History Is So Violent: The "Juicy Bits" Bias

We think the ancient world was a non-stop slasher flick, but is that because the boring, peaceful parts just didn’t survive?

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#1973: The Canaanites: The Ancient Alphabet Inventors

Forget Sunday school villains—Canaanites invented the alphabet and built the foundation of the modern world.

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#1897: The Pentagon Pizza Index: Predicting War with Pepperoni

Forget satellites and spies—the most reliable indicator of imminent military action might be the Google Maps 'busy' meter at a Domino's.

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#1891: From Phone Number to Spiderweb: The Power of OSINT Graphs

See how a single phone number can unravel a web of 200+ entities in seconds using OSINT graph tools.

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#1844: How Amateurs Track Spy Satellites with Laptops

Forget Langley—these hobbyists spot classified satellites from their backyards using math, cheap cameras, and public data.

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#1722: The Dark Web Is Smaller Than You Think

Forget the iceberg myth—the dark web is more like a tiny shed behind a skyscraper, with only 3 million users and 100k sites.

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