2 OSINT mapping tools you need to know!

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Wikimapia and Open Infrastructure Map are super useful OSINT tools for helping discover the world around you. Check them out here:
- openinframap.org
- wikimapia.org
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[@johnwhyte1488]

Very interesting and informative Gary, especially the Open Infrastructure Map which I didn’t know of, that will come in useful. All the best.

[@theGaryRuddell]

Thanks! There are so many more maps to come!

[@teachmecyber]

Thanks for the info on the new tools!

[@theGaryRuddell]

You’re welcome Jason! I’m loving the password manager videos you’ve been doing 🔥

[@kelvinsummerscales4078]

amazing tools again Gary!

[@theGaryRuddell]

Cheers Kelvin!!

[@soprocibernetico]

Thanks Gary, great video.

[@theGaryRuddell]

Cheers mate!

[@user-kh6eu8uf2u]

Very thanks brother ❤❤❤

[@theGaryRuddell]

Any time

[@rajeevpuri8319]

wonderful video.keep up the good work. Thank You ,Sir.

[@theGaryRuddell]

So nice of you

[@ghazayel]

Worth noting that the "Crazy 3D view - 0:52 " can only be activated once the "Globe view" is enabled in "Layers>More"

[@theGaryRuddell]

Thanks

[@pumaholic69]

Great Video mate, very informative and interesting 😀

[@theGaryRuddell]

Thanks so much 😊 have you played with these tools?

[@pumaholic69]

@@theGaryRuddellno but I definitely will

[@theGaryRuddell]

@pumaholic69 there’s bound to be some interesting bits around Portadown! “Hub of the North” and all that!

[@TheMarkGross]

Interesting. Niche but sometimes that's what you need.

[@theGaryRuddell]

Yeah niche to some and common to others I guess!

[@rory_odonnell]

Hi Gary, do you know of a plugin etc for any online mapping prog, where you can mark 2 points on the map and have a line drawn between then and extending out both ends? cheers and thanks for all the tips

[@theGaryRuddell]

Hey Rory! I don’t! I think I’d probably just use Photoshop for something like that. Unless I’m visualising it wrong!

[@Dixcus-zp7om]

Here's some OSINT advice: Don't use a cell phone.

[@theGaryRuddell]

Why not?