A vendor tells the clerk that a paid people-search SKU is the only real OSINT for a permit applicant. How should the analyst proceed?
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Short Explanation
OSINT is a method, not a shopping cart. Public search, people, and records classes still work if the city never buys that SKU. The product name is not the answer key.
Full Explanation
PORP-style research is method-first. Public search engines, people-search classes, and public records can be used without a particular commercial SKU. A vendor license may be convenient, but it is not a required answer and it is not itself a finding. Pentesting the vendor is out of scope; document public methods and sourced results instead.