About
I built CSINT to make OSINT learning more structured, safer, and easier to practice. For me, the work is not just about tools. It is about asking a better question, reading the source, understanding context, and writing the result without stretching it.
I am interested in human behavior, information flow during crises, and patterns of misdirection. That is why I see open-source research not only as tool use, but also as context, attention, and disciplined interpretation.
Education
I studied Computer Engineering at Erciyes University between 2021 and 2025. My graduation project focused on malware analysis on Linux using DynamoRIO for dynamic binary instrumentation.
Certificates
The SecOps Group
December 2025
The SecOps Group
December 2025
The SecOps Group
December 2025
INE
February 2025
Why CSINT exists
CSINT is a research desk for analysts, journalists, students, investigators, and people who want to learn OSINT with better structure. It is more than a link directory. It is about knowing which question to ask, which source to use, and how to write findings that can be checked again.
CSINT focuses on legal, open, and responsible research. Harassment, doxxing, credential hunting, and unauthorized access are out of scope.
Research should not depend on one tool. Source, context, date, second checks, and careful report language all matter.
The platform helps people learn OSINT without getting lost in random links or unsafe habits.
The project is built as a static site so it stays fast, portable, and easy to maintain.
