[ISN] IntellNet is back!

[InfoSec News]

Forwarded from: Brooks Isoldi <bisoldi at intellnet.org>

To all who may be concerned:

	After a nearly 24 month hiatus, it is with great pride and
honor that I announce the re-lauch of IntellNet.org
(http://www.intellnet.org).

	Founded in early 2000 as a private project to more easily
disseminate information, during the 4 years since its creation
IntellNet proved itself to be a great source of knowledge.  With
today's re-launch, The Intelligence Network will stand upon the
shoulders of giants in order to see further and push higher; expanding
upon the very foundations of the U.S. Open Source Intelligence (OSINT)
community.  Our potential knows no boundaries and can only ever be
limited by our imaginations.

	It is by no means a mere figure of speech that I referenced
Sir Isaac Newton.  It is with both humility and courage that we
acknowledge those that not only came before, but after as well in what
has become a global effort to achieve synergy with the flow of
information.  In the coming months, we will unveil initiatives
designed to enhance and develop current and new capabilities as well
as extend our reach into both existing and unchartered territories.  
In line with these developments, I have placed the IntellNet website
and The OSINT Group under the umbrella of The Intelligence Network
where they will be autonomous divisions with similar methods and
common goals.  New divisions will be created as more initiatives are
deployed and we will be increasingly in need of intelligent, saavy and
thougtful individuals to staff them.  Additionally, The Intelligence
Network will maintain an open door policy to any similar organizations
willing to collaborate, on any level in order to further our common
goals.

	Please feel free to pass this email around and if there is
anyone who wishes to contribute to the organization or has any
questions or comments, please to contact me.  Finally, it is with
those predictions and self-imposed challenges, that we invite you all
to become loyal viewers and to make IntellNet what it once was.

	Thank you.


Brooks Isoldi
The Intelligence Network