CERTAIN TYPES OF DANGERS IN THE PROCESS OF POSTING OPEN INFORMATION IN VARIOUS SOURCES AND ON THE INTERNET

Abstract

The scientific article establishes that the current state of information exchange and acquisition is fundamentally different from the systems that were used two or three decades earlier. Such changes are associated with the rapid development of the Internet and other means of obtaining information, including satellite systems. The article substantiates that the isolation of OSINT technology has a fairly large impact on the information system as a whole, as well as on the development of scientific research and technical solutions in certain industries. In addition, the use of open sources of information makes it possible to assess the risks of investments and other financial transactions, but if so, the information is true. However, along with the positive aspects of the use of open sources of information in the specified system, there are quite significant disadvantages. First of all, open information can be changed for the purpose of waging information warfare, which is widely used by the Russian Federation media during the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. On the other hand, the use of open sources and the application of artificial intelligence technologies can contribute to obtaining complete information about certain objects, and this information can be used to strike such objects using drones or missiles. It is substantiated that in order to secure the forms and methods of using OSINT technology, that is, information from open sources, it is necessary, first of all, to improve the system of legal regulation and influence on unscrupulous recipients of open information. For this purpose, the European Union has already adopted separate regulatory documents that need to be studied and, if possible, to prepare appropriate proposals for use in Ukraine. It was concluded that the main areas of increasing the level of security in the field of using open information are, in addition to legal regulation, the possibility of reducing the volume of open information, especially in the field of defense and other areas related to military facilities and infrastructure facilities.