@darcdataresearch has published a 2025 year is review edition of our newsletter
it always feels good for all the chaos across one entire year to finally form a clear and coherent narrative
https://buttondown.com/dataresearchcenter/archive/2025-darcest-year-in-history/
here's to 2026!
I saw a funny toot that said "I wonder what the overlap of the Panama Papers and the Epstein files is".
This is exactly the kind of question that free and open-source software like #OpenAleph can answer.
@darcdataresearch is doing a session at #39c3 on making sense of leaked data and solving "AI problems" without AI.
Join us on Day 3 at 19:30 at SoS Stage H https://events.ccc.de/congress/2025/hub/en/event/detail/where-do-all-the-leaks-go-openaleph-roundtable
Darc.social is growing, and we've been actively sharing OpenAleph updates there. If you're into OSINT, building a shared library of datasets for investigations, or helping shape the future of OpenAleph and other investigative tools, come join the conversation. Whether you just want to lurk or contribute, we'd love to see you there!
#OSINT #OpenAleph #DARCSocial
Don't forget to join the conversation and help shape what's next on darc.social
#DataJournalism #OpenAleph #Dataharvest2025 #CommunityContributions
@arenaforjournalismeurope @flokinet @frelsisbaratta @catileptic
It's #TeamTuesday and we're finally revealing our ghost in the machine and Senior Developer!
@catileptic is an open-source developer working on investigative tooling, including #OpenAleph. She is the #CTO of the digital rights advocacy non-profit ApTI - Asociatia pentru Tehnologie si Internet, Romania and has served as the CTO of the civic rights non-profit Code for Romania in the past.
You may have read that we're starting OpenAleph, but what is it? It's an open source document search engine used for journalistic investigations, forked from the Aleph tool originally developed by @OCCRP "OCCRP has agreed to this [development] with the goal of continuing to provide an open source version of Aleph. We appreciate the work Simon and his team at DARC have done to support organizations using the Aleph base", says Drew Sullivan, co-founder of OCCRP.
#OpenAleph #OpenSourceSoftware
