A new GitHub investigation tool, free satellite imagery, radar that sees through clouds, and two Google dorks that uncovered key information.

Plus: a Telegram search tool, and tracing traffic in satellite imagery.

No technical expertise required.

Plus: How to detect changes in satellite imagery, and a fact-checking skill for your AI platform.

Everything you need to run investigations with AI.

Three years of restrictions broke many useful Reddit tools. Here's what you can still rely on.

Plus: tools for analyzing satellite imagery, domains, corporate networks, and more.

How to use DecryptAds and urlscan.io to map ad relationships, identify likely site owners, and find where ads have run.

Plus: Extracting useful info from Wayback Machine captures, and a new foreign interference dashboard.

Using AI to investigate Musk’s AI encyclopedia

Plus: How to find the owner of a Stripe checkout page, and a major report on slopaganda.

No code, no problem

Plus: fake journalists on YouTube, and what X's takedown of a Chinese info op left out.

What each tool does for free, which ones are worth your time, and how to monitor a site without the owner noticing.

Plus: new tools for searching usernames and tracking satellite imagery.

How investigators with no coding skills use AI to build tools for their own work.

Plus: fact-checking the midterms and tracking Russian flights in Africa.

Fake trades, fake websites, and inauthentic amplification

Highlights include a bot that profiles Telegram users, a catalogue of public databases, and a former private investigator's advice on getting strangers to talk.

Plus: Spotify's new AI labels, and how to locate hidden security cameras.