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DRX OSINT Toolkit.

Curated OSINT tools, sources, and field workflows from my working set — published here as entries land. Nothing generic, nothing invented.

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Toolkit map

Five lanes, one working set.

The full map unlocks with member sign-in. Below is the shape of it — the lanes entries are curated into.

01Member lane

Identity & Discovery

Starting from a name, handle, or inbox — and pivoting outward.

  • Search & Discovery
  • Username & Identity
  • Email
02Member lane

Infrastructure

Domains, certificates, and routing — how things are hosted.

  • Domains & DNS
  • Certificate Intelligence
  • Infrastructure
  • IP / ASN / Routing
  • Threat Intelligence
  • Web Archives
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Content & Verification

Images, video, and code traces — verified, not assumed.

  • Images & Metadata
  • Image / Video Verification
  • Source Code / Web Fingerprints
04Member lane

Places & Movement

Location signals and how things move through the world.

  • Geolocation
  • Maps
  • Satellite
  • Transport
  • Aircraft
  • Maritime
05Member lane

Cases & Craft

Companies, relationships, and keeping evidence court-clean.

  • Companies / Corporate Records
  • Relationship Analysis
  • Evidence Preservation
  • Research Organization
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Pivot workflows

How entries connect.

Four pivot patterns the toolkit is organized around. Field workflows with real notes will be published here as work lands — the patterns below are the scaffolding, not claimed casework.

W1

Identity pivot

handle → profiles → email → breach context → correlation

One identifier rarely stands alone. The toolkit groups entries so a username can pivot to profiles, an email to breach context, and every hop stays attributable.

W2

Infrastructure pivot

domain → DNS → certificates → ASN → history

Domains leave infrastructure shadows. Entries here follow the chain from names to DNS to certificate transparency to routing — and to what the archives remember.

W3

Content verification

media → metadata → geolocation → timeline

Images and video are claims until verified. Metadata, landmarks, shadows, and timelines turn a file into a checkable story — or into a reason to stop.

W4

Case build

collect → relate → preserve → write up

Findings become a case only when they are organized and preserved. Relationship mapping and evidence hygiene sit alongside collection — field notes included.