Maltego Simulator

Build an OSINT investigation graph - add entities and draw labeled links between them, right in the browser. Save and share your graph.

Ideal for: OSINT and threat-intel beginners learning to map relationships between entities visually.

What you'll practice

Add entities (people, domains, IPs, orgs) to an investigation canvas
Draw and label links between entities to build a relationship graph
Save and share your finished investigation graph

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📋 Lab Instructions

Step-by-step exercises for Maltego Simulator - read them here, then practice live in the tool above.

Getting Started with the Maltego Simulator

Last updated: August 8, 2026

What you're practicing: building an OSINT investigation graph -- mapping relationships between entities visually. 1. Click "Open" to launch the canvas. 2. Add your first entity (a person, domain, IP, or organisation). 3. Add a second, related entity, and draw a labeled link between them explaining the relationship. 4. Keep building outward -- each new entity should connect to something already on the canvas. 5. Step back and look at the shape of your graph: what does it reveal that a flat list of facts wouldn't? 6. Save and share your finished investigation graph. Tip: label every link with WHY the two entities are connected, not just THAT they are -- that's what makes a graph useful to someone else reading it.