@berryxia: Holy crap, this project is absolutely insane! If you didn't know, you'd think it's from the CIA! Someone just dropped an open-source Palantir on Reddit. It's called Osiris. I was dumbfounded after watching the demo. On a real-time 3D globe: Over 10,000 commercial, military, and private planes flying in real time, 2,000+ satellites including the ISS…
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Someone posted an open-source project called Osiris on Reddit. It's like a public version of Palantir, integrating tens of thousands of planes, satellites, CCTV feeds, and a bunch of OSINT tools on a real-time 3D globe, all running in the browser.
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Holy shit, this project is absolutely insane! You’d think it’s something from the CIA. Someone just dropped an open-source Palantir on Reddit called Osiris. After watching the demo, I was blown away. Real-time 3D globe with: 10,000+ commercial, military, and private aircraft flying live, 2,000+ satellites including the ISS, 1,400+ live CCTV feeds from around the world, earthquakes, wildfires, nuclear facilities, extreme weather—all on there.
Even crazier, it has a full suite of OSINT tools built right into the browser: Nmap port scanning, DNS enumeration, WHOIS, SSL certificate transparency, BGP routing, threat intelligence, IP reputation… No installation needed, everything runs on an interactive 3D globe with day/night cycle. 20+ real-time API data sources update simultaneously, plus a SIGINT news aggregator.
Before, monitoring platforms at this level would cost governments and big corporations hundreds of millions of dollars. Now an open-source project just hands it to everyone.
Anubhav (@Anubhavhing): What the Actual f*ck are these dudes on.
Someone just dropped Open Source Palantir on reddit named Osiris.
-Real-Time Tracking:
-10,000+ commercial, military and private aircraft live on a 3D globe
2,000+ satellites including ISS
1,400+ worldwide CCTV camera feeds
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