TraceNet is a nonprofit OSINT initiative using publicly available digital information to help find missing persons and support human rights investigations.
TraceNet is a collective of cybersecurity professionals, researchers, and activists dedicated to leveraging open-source intelligence (OSINT) for humanitarian purposes.
We strictly adhere to ethical guidelines and legal frameworks when conducting digital investigations.
Our team works collaboratively with Activists, Journalists, NGOs, and families to maximize the impact of our work.
We develop and utilize cutting-edge tools and methodologies to enhance our investigative capabilities.
We analyze digital footprints, social media activity, and other publicly available information to help locate missing individuals and provide closure to families.
Our team supports human rights investigations by documenting violations, verifying evidence, and preserving digital information for accountability purposes.
We conduct training programs to build OSINT capacity among humanitarian organizations and motivated volunteers.
Since our founding, we've worked on cases across multiple continents
50+
Cases Investigated
25+
Countries
30+
Organizations Supported
A diverse group of professionals united by a common purpose
Digital forensics specialists with experience in research and intelligence.
Skilled investigators who specialize in finding and verifying digital information.
Professionals with deep understanding of international human rights law.
Engineers who build custom tools to support our investigative work.
We're always looking for skilled professionals who want to contribute their expertise to humanitarian causes.
Contribute as much or as little time as you can spare. Every hour helps.
Most of our work can be done remotely from anywhere in the world.
We offer training to help volunteers develop specialized OSINT skills.
Have a case to discuss or questions about our work? Get in touch.
contact@tracenet.quest
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