Flowsint launches graph-based OSINT platform

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Flowsint launches graph-based OSINT platform

Flowsint is an open-source, graph-based investigation platform designed for security analysts, threat intelligence teams, and OSINT researchers to visually map relationships between digital entities. The self-hosted, Docker-compatible system features customizable data transforms that automatically query external sources to enrich investigation graphs.

// ANALYSIS

A visual node-based editor for threat intelligence is a massive developer and analyst experience win compared to manual JSON parsing or Maltego's outdated interface, and Flowsint fills this niche elegantly.

–Graph-based visualization is highly effective for visual learners and simplifies tracing complex threat infrastructure.
–The customizable transform system allows analysts to scale their unique intelligence-gathering workflows without being locked into proprietary platforms.
–Containerized local hosting is a critical feature for OSINT researchers who require strict control over operational security (OPSEC) and data privacy.
–While promising, the project needs a robust community-driven library of pre-built enrichers to truly compete with established commercial tools.

// TAGS

osintsecuritydata-visualizationopen-sourcethreat-intelligence

DISCOVERED

1h ago

2026-06-02

PUBLISHED

1h ago

2026-06-02

RELEVANCE

7/ 10

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