Journalists have identified that more than 500 foreign nationals from 28 countries, including the United States and Sri Lanka, have been killed while fighting for Russia in its war against Ukraine. — ...

November 19, 2024, marks 1,000 days since Russia launched its full-scale war against Ukraine. From the outset, Meduza’s analysts have been gathering and examining open-source information from the ...

Amid an intensified offensive in Ukraine, Russia’s military is facing unprecedented equipment losses, according to data from the open-source research project Oryx, analyzed by Agentstvo. October saw ...

An open source panopticon—from commercial big data aggregation to information infrastructure across mobile, smart devices, and social media—is reshaping the way intelligence is collected and ...

How Open Source Intelligence Defends Ukraine… - Jun. 02, 2022. ... Open Source Intelligence, commonly referred to as “OSINT,” is the analysis of data gathered from open sources to produce actionable ...

Ground reports analysed by the American non-profit Institute for the Study of War (ISW) and other publications also indicate ...

Three clips we’ve reviewed this morning show at least two strikes on a military enlistment complex in the city of Poltava, in ...

Open source intelligence, also known as OSINT, involves the use of public data—such as social media posts, flight tracking data, and satellite images, among other sources—to let anyone ...

Open-source data, such as the electronic emissions collected from scientific satellites, illustrates how ordinary and even innocuous tools can be used for warfare. The overall ethical implications ...

In the first 80 days of the Ukraine war, there was ten years of footage—an order of magnitude more. For armies seeking to maintain operational security, this profusion of data is a nightmare.

How Open Source Intelligence Became the ... military vehicles advancing north into Ukraine from Crimea. This time, the source of the footage was a public-facing ... data from war-zones ...