[dadox12]

what tools do you recommend and books i practice i like the book of michael bazeell and osint expert who worked for the fbi

[WannaBeMexD]

I have made osint even with Google photos (not kidding), but, yeah, I'm no professional either :c

[oREohPIEcudxyXmHBN]

Always the basics google dorking, leaks, social media searching.

[NathanMuir]

Mike Bazzell has a website dedicated to OSINT and some books. He just released his latest OSINT Techniques book, I believe last month, the 10th Edition. Anyways, a lot of good info there.
Also LinkedIn has a lot of people who post TTP's.

[deathwish]

Any sites, Intelligence X, Shodan

[Lamont_Cranston]

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

[pixelpigeon]

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

[indiana]

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

its not has facebook , instagram , x account

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[sovrvltn]

If you come across any phone numbers or emails, or usernames now, use osint industries. It will pull all accounts associated with those pieces of intelligence. Hunter.io is good for getting a list of emails associated with a domain, they have some other features which I have not used before. Shodan is fine but Censys can be much more useful in my experience.

Web-check[.]xyz provides an overview of a domain and osint.sh can help identify other domains through a few techniques like adsense or other shit. Whoxy provides domain ownership history which can be useful sometimes.

[0rc4]

IntelTechniques has a good book on OSINT.

It's $40 from them, but maybe you can find it free somewhere?

https://inteltechniques.com/book1.html