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The Dangers of Open Source Research

Open source research, often called OSINT, is a important way to comprehend worldwide occurrences. However, it includes various obstacles and dangers. This post examines the usual missteps that can weaken the reliability and impact of open-source research, particularly in the environment of fast-moving worldwide events. Not Providing the Original Source One of the core tenets of open-source investigation is transparency. The content should be publicly accessible and verifiable by anyone. Failing to provide the original source can greatly damage the trustworthiness of the research. During major occurrences, such as Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022, many OSINT profiles on social media platforms like Twitter posted videos without providing the original links. This omission stripped away potentially crucial metadata, making confirming details harder. Providing original sources is a must for researchers to ensure transparency and verification. Allowing Bias to Compromise Your Researc