Explore OSINT

OSINT looks like googling until you find something. It isn't. It's a discipline with a cycle — plan, collect, process, analyze, disseminate — and most beginners skip straight to collection, drown in tabs, and call the mess "intelligence." Nugget starts you at the part everyone skips: writing down what question you're actually answering before you touch a search bar.

From there the sessions get concrete. Nugget lays out a photo on the whiteboard and has you separate the generic background from the details that actually pin a location — a lamppost style, a road marking, a shadow angle worth running through SunCalc. Or it maps a single leaked username and walks you through what it would take to confirm two accounts belong to the same person, not just assume it because the handle matches.

It also won't let you skip the parts that feel like paperwork. Chain of custody, source triangulation, what GDPR actually restricts even when the data is sitting in public view — these show up early, not as an afterthought once you're "advanced." The habit Nugget is building isn't tool fluency. It's knowing why one confirmed source beats three unverified ones, every time.