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Challenges in OSINT: social media changes and tracking right-wing extremists on alternative platforms

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In this episode of The World of Intelligence, I delve into the evolving landscape of open-source intelligence (OSINT) with a focus on the challenges presented by social media changes and the tracking of right-wing extremists on alternative platforms. Joined by Mark Wilson from the Jane's Intelligence Unit, we discuss the implications of platforms tightening access to information and how OSINT practitioners are adapting to these shifts. We explore the rise of alternative social media, such as Gab and Telegram, which have become hotbeds for extremist activity, complicating monitoring efforts. As the golden age of OSINT appears to be waning, we analyze the necessity for analysts to evolve their methodologies and adopt new tools to effectively navigate this challenging environment. Tune in for insights on the future of OSINT and its critical role in national security.

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