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When is 'open-source' a usable resource?

Fraud Intelligence

When is 'open-source' a usable resource?

Fraud investigators and journalists now rely heavily on digitally-stored information, but its provenance and use can trigger legal grey areas. Eugene Dizenko of Vantage Intelligence discusses complexities of open-source intelligence.

Fraud investigators and journalists now rely heavily on digitally-stored information, but its provenance and use can trigger legal grey areas. Eugene Dizenko of Vantage Intelligence discusses complexities of open-source intelligence.

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