Displays a country flag depicting the location of the current website’s server and provides tools including safety checks, whois, translation, similar sites, validation and URL shortening.
The extension adds a context menu item so you can search for an image to find out which website it originated from and other sites that have used the same image.
Detects dead pages, 404s, DNS failures & a range of other web breakdowns, offering to show archived versions via the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine. In addition you can archive web pages, and see their most recent & first archives.
About MIDASearch – In 2012 I created ‘The Intel Hub’, for a Fraud Prevention Intel team, which included many useful OSINT tools / websites. In 2017 the name was changed to MIDASearch and released as an open free to use OSINT resource website. Today MIDASearch contains over 2,000 OSINT sites / tools, a custom Meta Data Intel Search Engine, a lite version of MIDASearch for quick access to open source information (OSINF) gathering, an electronic pinboard conataining OSINT / SOCMINT and INFOSEC guides and articles from expert third-party proffesionals.
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Definition of OSINT from the FT.com/Lexicon – Intelligence created from public or open source information, including that published in the media, or legislation, annual reports, or directories, or available from conferences, theses, studies, websites, photographic satellites, or maps, among others. It is open knowledge, which differs from closed-access or clandestine knowledge. Click here to view the Compass Security OSINT Cheat Sheet.
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