[ShadowLite]

I would recommend "Deep Dive: Exploring the Real-world Value of Open Source Intelligence" by Rae Baker.

Thank you for this, seems like a good book so far

[alph4byt33]

i love using sherlock for fast username osint but sometimes it has a lot of false positives

i use it a lot too, i always check each result to make sure it's the correct person, majority of the time i verify using which country they're from if i know their country

[mzoria1]

If you're into OSINT, check out Maltego, Shodan, and the OSINT Framework. Michael Bazzell’s “Open Source Intelligence Techniques” is a must-read. Combine those tools with his website (IntelTechniques) to level up your skills. Have fun digging!

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[nimbus]

i love using sherlock for fast username osint but sometimes it has a lot of false positives

Also look at maigret which is a sherlock fork which is really nice

[7ru57m3-1]

Take a look at the books by Michael Bazzell. There are great tips for beginners on how to operate OSINT. Otherwise, I would take a look at the maltego CE tool with the corresponding OISNT sources integrated.