Daniil D

Hi, I’m Daniil C. I study OSINT and how to find information in open sources. Over the past few years, the internet has gone from a place full of useful (and not so useful) information to something closer to a landfill — terabytes of noise where the real gems are buried. And finding those gems is what interests me. But to find them, you have to know how to look. So here I share the tools, discoveries, and ideas I come across along the way.

Hi, I’m Daniil C. I study OSINT and how to find information in open sources. Over the past few years, the internet has gone from a place full of useful (and not so useful) information to something closer to a landfill — terabytes of noise where the real gems are buried. And finding those gems is what interests me. But to find them, you have to know how to look. So here I share the tools, discoveries, and ideas I come across along the way.

Hi, I’m Daniil C. I study OSINT and how to find information in open sources. Over the past few years, the internet has gone from a place full of useful (and not so useful) information to something closer to a landfill — terabytes of noise where the real gems are buried. And finding those gems is what interests me. But to find them, you have to know how to look. So here I share the tools, discoveries, and ideas I come across along the way.