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Obsidian OSINT Templates
These templates are suggestions of how the Obsidian notetaking tool can be used during an OSINT investigation. The example data in those files should allow you to make some connections (see what I did there?) between how you record your data during an investigation and some of what the tool can o...
At a glance
| Category | Directories & guides |
|---|---|
| Provider | WebBreacher |
| Accepted input | research topic, target type |
| Access | Free |
| Privacy sensitivity | Low |
| Maintenance status | Active |
| Operating mode | Reference directory or guide |
| License | Not declared |
| GitHub stars | 804 |
| Repository last updated | 2026-08-21 |
| Last verified by OSINTCompass | 2026-08-23 |
Access and privacy
Access: Free
Free GitHub reference; no account is required to read public content.
Privacy sensitivity: Low
Primarily a reference or public-data workflow. Queries and outbound links may still reveal research interest to GitHub or downstream providers.
Responsible use
- Check when a list was last updated — many link to tools that no longer work.
- Verify each tool's terms and legality in your jurisdiction before relying on it.
- Prefer lists that explain what a tool does over bare link dumps.
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