Forensic OSINT

We just released a free OSINT toolkit for investigators. IP Lookup (VPN/proxy detection + court-ready PDF) Username Search (600+ sites) Domain-to-IP with security scoring Email Header Analyzer Image EXIF Reader Timestamp Decoder Try instantly. Free account for ongoing access. No search data tracked.

@d3ck4rd_ Still refining it. ;)

@ForensicOsint Hi ! This is great ! The username search doesn't seem to work with Snapchat currently

We just released a free OSINT toolkit for investigators. IP Lookup (VPN/proxy detection + court-ready PDF) Username Search (600+ sites) Domain-to-IP with security scoring Email Header Analyzer Image EXIF Reader Timestamp Decoder Try instantly. Free account for ongoing access. No search data tracked.

Most people give up when all they see is sand. Benjamin S. (linkedin.com/in/bendobrown/) used it to solve the case. He geolocated Taliban special forces drills in a featureless Afghan desert using only sand dunes as reference points. By applying geo-profiling, he started wide → Kandahar Airfield → drop-off point → finally pinpointed the exact dune that was bombed. Instead of hunting the “exact spot” first, he mapped the broader environment and let the terrain guide him in. 💡 Key takeaway: When the target vanishes, map the surroundings first. Let nearby terrain anchors lead you to the truth. Check the full breakdown here: lnkd.in/gBCgumwF Want more OSINT gems like this? Subscribe to the Forensic OSINT Friday 5 Roundup – it's FREE! 📩 lnkd.in/ghhZwpZ8

Courts have gotten IP geolocation wrong. An IP address is not a GPS coordinate. It resolves to network infrastructure, not a person's location. People have had their homes raided over this misunderstanding. Our free IP Lookup report explains exactly what the data means and what it doesn't. Digitally signed, SHA-256 hashed, built for disclosure.

You get a legal return from a social media platform. Dozens of IP addresses are buried across pages of session data. Miss one? Transpose a digit? That's a lost lead or a wrong address. Our IP Lookup tool parses the entire document and extracts every IPv4 and IPv6 automatically. 100% client-side. Your sensitive material never leaves your browser. forensicosint.com/free-tools

@ForensicOsint Does the link I share to an X post also identify me? Or is the post link global

That long number in an X post URL? It's a Snowflake ID. It encodes the exact date and time the post was created. Even if the post is deleted, the URL tells you when it was published. Our free Timestamp Decoder instantly extracts it. But paste in the page source code, and it goes deeper. One Facebook page returned 853 hidden timestamps across the source. Server times, creation dates, and authentication tokens. Dates that never appear on screen. 100% client-side. Nothing leaves your browser.

@CounterTheFraud @grok We are happy you like it. Always smart to be cautious of links. Smart move.

@ForensicOsint @grok Honestly I'm skeptical of any links to websites, but once grok confirmed it was legit I was like, I gotta check this out. It's definitely forensic OSINT that's for sure, it collects the evidence chain easily.

Thanks @grok for confirming! 😉

@iamTiresias Is there any tool you think we are missing that you'd like to see @iamTiresias ?

Good addition to the free OSINT toolkit space. The combination of IP analysis + username enumeration + email header parsing in one place saves tab-juggling for initial recon phases. If you're building investigation workflows or comparing free vs paid OSINT tools, let's connect. Always useful to hear what's working for other practitioners in the field

Congratulations to the winners!

@Reelix Nice research. We'll have to correct that. :) But yes, you can always keep clearing your cache, etc. Likely more work than just signing up for a free account. But you do you! 😉

@ForensicOsint For those wondering, the amount of times you can use it for free before logging in is stored in the fo_trial_timestamp local storage variable, and can be set to negative values for unlimited usage.

@b03sm4n no exposure that I am aware of. But if sharing a link, you can always remove any extra parameters sites often add to identify the source.

@CounterTheFraud No catch. Free tools for the OSINT community. To get more usage, you will need a free account, which just gives us access to your email so you have an easier time getting set up and trying out Forensic OSINT.

@ForensicOsint This looks cool. What's the catch? Donations? Advertising?

@InfoSecSherpa Thank you. Please let me know what you think or if you can think of any other tools we can provide to the OSINT community.

@ForensicOsint I'm excited to check it out, @ForensicOsint 🤗

forensicosint.com/free-tools Feedback welcome.

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