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# Welcome

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## The Unicorn, the OG, and the Academy

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21 June 2024\
By [Mrs. OSINT](https://www.mrsosint.com/) (Guest Writer) <a href="#background-and-motive" id="background-and-motive"></a>
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So, I did promise to share my personal experience in the OSINT Academy in my previous article ***Open-Source Certified (OSC): Shaping the Future of OSINT Through Certification.***

I consider myself detail-oriented and figured this chapter of my career deserves its own page.

Let's chat about the OSINT Academy...

[Continue Reading...](/landing/the-unicorn-the-og-and-the-academy.md)

## **Latest Articles:**

<table data-full-width="false"><thead><tr><th width="190">Title</th><th width="164">Date Published</th><th align="center">Author</th><th>Topics</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><img src="/files/HTil5McmUS0cYlatRulv" alt=""><br><a href="/pages/g5xyuJZszmOFWovaDwEM">Analyzing APT 29 (NOBELIUM aka Cozy-Bear) – Part 2</a></td><td>7 JUN 2024</td><td align="center">By <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/mohamed-talaat-049349198/">Mohamed Talaat Mahmoud Emam</a></td><td>Malware Analysis <br>Reverse Engineering<br>Cybersecurity <br>Threat Intel</td></tr><tr><td><img src="/files/X6UMvhgLyVhephGApao8" alt=""><br><a href="/pages/7D3KNjNMOCipUZalQ6We">OSINT WEEK 2024</a></td><td>6-10 MAY 2024</td><td align="center"><a href="/pages/WDEOSWIiXn6MONG5cqFf">The CyberSleuth Chronicles</a></td><td>OSINT<br>Certifications<br>Cybersecurity<br>Detective Work</td></tr><tr><td><img src="/files/yEsr26PAFacTtwBBm8kh" alt=""><br><a href="/pages/8h2eDLTIcmLfT2i2DfP4">Open-Source Certified (OSC): Shaping the Future of OSINT Through Certification</a></td><td>9 May 2024</td><td align="center">By <a href="https://www.mrsosint.com/">Mrs. OSINT</a> (Guest Writer)</td><td>OSINT<br>Certifications<br>Cybersecurity<br>Detective Work</td></tr></tbody></table>

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