How to win: OSINT Platforms

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The police and Crime Commissioner for Sussex and the Police and Crime Commissioner for Surrey are exploring the to understand providers of OSINT platforms capabilities and the ballpark pricing for the licencing. The Force requires access to an OSINT platform capable of supporting digital investigations and intelligence development through the interrogation of publicly available online data. Mandatory Requirements 1. Identifier-Based Searches The platform must provide the ability to conduct searches against telephone numbers, email addresses and usernames on a 24-hour, 365-day basis. 2. Rich Account Attribution The platform must provide results that extend beyond simple account details and, where available, return: • Account identifiers and user IDs. • Display names and usernames. • Profile biographies. • Profile and display images. • Partial password recovery indicators. • Account registration indicators. • Other publicly available attribution data. Particular emphasis should be placed on the retrieval of platform-specific user IDs, as these are often static identifiers that remain unchanged even when usernames and display names are altered. 3. Interna

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