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- 7 Sections
- 16 Lessons
- 5 Hours
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- Lesson 1. Open-Source IntelligenceIn this chapter you will find a detailed explanation of what Open-Source Intelligence are and how they and Open-Source documents can be adopted as legal evidence, what types of data are available online, with the most prominent challenges facing digital content these days with the addition of real-life examples of those challenges, and finally, a detailed explanation of how metadata arises and how analysis can serve in Open-Source Intelligence with metadata analysis tools.4
- Lesson 2. Searching for InformationIn this chapter, you will find an introductory introduction to what research is and its importance in Open-Source Intelligence, how to search for results on various search engines and their features, in addition to search keys and Boolean linking factors and customize results during investigations.3
- Lesson 3. Search on Social MediaThe chapter explains how to search social media sites on Facebook, YouTube and X, the search features and the tools that can be used to search on those sites, with examples and an explanation of the results.3
- Lesson 4. Analysis in Open-Source IntelligenceIn this chapter, you will find an explanation about analysis and its importance in Open-Source Intelligence, how to distinguish the accuracy of content and scrutiny of content published on the Internet, distinguish modified or false content, and how content is adopted as an evidence in the investigation carried out, and also explains how to analyze geographical location, time analysis and tools used in analysis with the addition of real-world examples.3
- Lesson 5. Case Study: Gaza Bombing2
- Final Quiz1
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