Tools to increase the efficiency of working with MAPSs in #osint (more exact #geoint)
Quick basic thread
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These tools will help you measure the area of individual map sections (in square and polygon form), the radius of circle on the map, the distance between points of complex routes, etc.
Google maps scraper will help to find on the map all the points corresponding to the keywords in a certain city, and then export the information about them to a table.
If you have a list of addresses, these tools will help you quickly convert it into a list of geographic coordinates (for later analysis with the tools from the tweets below):
And this tool will help to generate links (based on geographic coordinates) to view information about this place in different services (Twitter, YouTube, Shadowmap, Pastvu etc.)
This thread is end, but the topic of working with cards in #osint is endless. More tools for working with satellites, military geodata, and lots of different interesting maps can be found in my (@cyb_detective ) collection:
(WARC - the general format for webarchiving, which is used by archive.org, the Australian Web Archive, and many other well-known Internet archives)
The WARC (Web ARChive) file format offers a convention for concatenating multiple resource records (data objects), each consisting of a set of simple text headers and an arbitrary data block into one long file (с).
First, the BazzellPy generates quick links to gather information about social network accounts:
Twitter (pic 1)
Instagram (2)
Facebook (3)
Bazzellpy 🧵⬇️⬆️
There are functions for generating links to search for a target query in various communities (Discord, Reddit, Hackernews), as well as in search engines (including the .onion zone search engines)
"Simulates real human Google search behavior to prevent rate limiting by Google and if HTTP 429 blocked by Google, logic to back off and continue trying" (c)