A fictional training simulation

You reached a host of a training simulation operated for investigators who learn open-source intelligence (OSINT) and fraud investigation. Every site served under this domain is a fictional training simulation: the companies, people, addresses, phone numbers, bank accounts, documents and web sites shown here do not exist. They are generated for each learner from a scenario written by our editorial team, and they are only reachable through a private, short-lived link that the training platform hands to a signed-in learner.

This page is shown because the address you opened does not carry a valid training link. Links expire after a few hours, they are bound to one learner's exercise, and they are revoked as soon as the exercise is submitted. If you are a learner, go back to your Case in the training application and reopen the simulated browser from there: a fresh link is issued automatically and you will land on the page where you left off.

What this domain is not

The simulated sites never ask for a password, a payment card, a bank account number or any personal information. They contain no real brands, no real logos and no real domain names; every in-world address ends in .test, a name reserved for testing that cannot exist on the public internet. If a page under this domain ever asks you to sign in to a real service, or claims to belong to a real company, it is not ours: please report it.

Contact

Operator: the publisher of the training platform reachable at https://app.letsosint.com. Abuse reports: abuse@ the operator's domain. Security reports: security@ the operator's domain, and the security.txt file of this host. We answer abuse reports within one business day. Network administrators who want to allow the simulation through a corporate web filter can ask for the list of hosts and the network self-test from the same contacts.

Policy: no real brands, no real people, no real infrastructure. All content is fictional and marked as such on every page, in the visible banner above and in the page metadata, so that it is never mistaken for a real site, indexed by search engines or reused outside the training context.