My OSINT Training (MOT)

Every file—photos, documents, videos—contains hidden information that most people never see. That's metadata, and it's incredibly useful for OSINT work.

When you're investigating something, metadata can tell you a lot. When and where a photo was taken. What device created it. Who edited a document and when. Whether an image has been manipulated. You can use it to authenticate sources, establish timelines, link files to specific people or locations, and find details that people thought they deleted.

This course teaches you how to extract and analyze metadata from different file types, understand what each field actually means, and use it to strengthen your investigations. You'll learn the tools, the techniques, and how to spot when someone's tried to hide or alter metadata. It's the kind of skill that separates solid OSINT work from guesswork.

If you do any kind of investigative work—whether it's research, journalism, security work, or just digging into online claims—metadata analysis is a practical skill that pays off.