Every update to Marie Landry Spy Shop since the Blogger site went live in February 2023: new sites and pages, features, design, SEO and compliance changes. Newest first.
Live headlines from about 3,000 RSS feeds in 20 categories, from intelligence, cybersecurity and AI to organics, hemp, sustainable development, biology and human rights. Updated every minute, with search, a source directory, an OPML download, RSS feeds per category and a JSON API.
Open News Matrix →A practical privacy guide: 5 quick wins, a 29-step checklist that saves your progress, 33 vetted privacy tools, phone settings, how to spot trackers and stalkerware, your privacy rights in Canada and a PIPEDA access request letter.
Open the Privacy Page →New red links for Antivirus, VPN and Organic Law. The Affiliates, Ventures and Official Pages rows now match the top bar on dark blue, in amber, green and blue. On phones the three rows become single lines you swipe sideways, and the Constitution page gets the same header.
The Universal Declaration of Organic Rights (UDOR): its nine Foundational Laws, 22 Articles, history since 2023 and a library of the documents.
Open the Organic Law page →The homepage Global Intel Feed now comes from the Spy Shop’s own aggregator, which refreshes every 3 minutes. Broken sources were replaced, leaving 109 working sources across OSINT, cybersecurity, government alerts, vulnerabilities, geopolitics, surveillance tech, privacy and malware research.
10 VPNs ranked and explained in an independent ranking with no paid placements.
Open the VPN Page →14 antivirus products ranked and explained, with an introduction, comparison table and FAQ.
Open the Antivirus Page →Every post and page now ends with a ready-to-copy citation and link code, to make the site easier to reference.
Why OSINT is the legal side of intelligence: good spies use open sources and the law, bad spies hack and surveil illegally.
Read the post →A reference hub with 7 in-depth guides, 69 OSINT tools by the Spy Shop and others, a 45-term glossary, 15 case studies, and links to the research library and Scribd.
Open the OSINT hub →docs.marielandryspyshop.com and shop.marielandryspyshop.com now forward to the research library and the affiliate directory.
Site copy, the FAQ and the site title now describe Marie Landry Spy Shop as an independent OSINT research publication and media platform. A legal and regulatory notice on every page states that the site does not offer private investigation services under New Brunswick’s Private Investigators and Security Services Act, alongside the affiliate disclosure.
A directory of Landry Industries ventures, with a new Ventures row in the header linking all 21 of them.
See the ventures →mSpy is removed as a partner across all sites. Spy Associates, the #1 affiliate, is now presented for counter-surveillance gear. A Constitution link is added to the Official Pages row.
Ten articles setting out the Spy Shop’s identity, mission, principles, scope, research standards (the Berkeley Protocol), privacy and safety rules, funding transparency, legal compliance, governance and amendments.
Read the Constitution →All offers of paid OSINT reports are removed from the site: header and footer links, FAQ text, a sidebar widget and the OSINT Dossiers page. Investigations are free and focus on public-interest subjects such as war crimes and human rights abuses.
A showcase of the apps published on GitHub under MLSpyShop.
Open the apps page →One page linking all of Marie-Soleil Seshat Landry’s custom AI models on Poe and ChatGPT.
Open the AI page →All affiliate partners in one directory, with a banner shown across the network.
Open the directory →Every post gains structured data (author, dates, breadcrumbs) tied to the author’s ORCID profile, a table of contents, reading time, related posts and an author box. Images are converted to WebP with lazy loading and alt text. An llms.txt guide is added for AI answer engines, AI crawlers are allowed in robots.txt, an SEO footer with an FAQ is added, tracking is reduced to Google Analytics, and a cookie banner is shown to EU visitors.
A Cloudflare Worker now runs in front of Blogger and adds a custom header to every page: the logo, main navigation, social links, an Affiliates row and an Official Pages row. Removing the Worker would restore the plain Blogger site instantly.
New files added to the library are now read by an AI model that writes their title, summary and keywords automatically.
A Cloudflare D1 database is created to store each file’s title, summary, keywords and view counts.
Every document gets its own page with an AI-written summary, keywords, FAQ, related files, share buttons and embed code. The library has search, filters by type, category and keyword, newest-first and A–Z sorting, pages of 60, a sitemap and a public statistics page that separates people from bots. Today it holds 3,190 files, 3,167 of them with summaries.
Open the library →A Cloudflare R2 storage bucket is created to host the research library’s documents.
A long-form guide to OSINT methodologies, frameworks and tools, published the same day as a guide to HUMINT in the modern age.
Read the guide →A manual audit of the whole site. Findings included a homepage title of about 87 characters, structured data showing as visible text on a post, date-based post addresses, a boilerplate paragraph repeated across thousands of posts, and hundreds of labels used only once.
External-link arrows in the footer were showing as raw code because of how Blogger escapes HTML. They now use a CSS escape, so the ↗ arrow displays correctly.
A footer that links the full monthly archive, the top 50 tags and posts, Zenodo research records, Scribd documents, sister blogs, AI models and affiliate partners, plus Organization and WebSite structured data for search engines. The archive counted 3,062 posts at the time.
The site’s Cloudflare account gets its first Worker. Workers later power the custom header, the research library and every subdomain.
The first articles are published on February 10, 2023, covering modern espionage and the science of CBD and THC. The site goes on to publish 1,000 posts in 2023 and 1,558 in 2024.
Read the first espionage post →| Address | What it is | Launched |
|---|---|---|
| files.marielandryspyshop.com | Research library | September 24, 2026 |
| affiliates.marielandryspyshop.com | Affiliate partners | October 13, 2026 |
| ai.marielandryspyshop.com | Custom AI models | October 13, 2026 |
| apps.marielandryspyshop.com | Apps | October 13, 2026 |
| constitution.marielandryspyshop.com | The Constitution | October 14, 2026 |
| ventures.marielandryspyshop.com | Ventures | October 17, 2026 |
| osint.marielandryspyshop.com | OSINT Research Hub | October 21, 2026 |
| antivirus.marielandryspyshop.com | The Antivirus Page | October 21, 2026 |
| vpn.marielandryspyshop.com | The VPN Page | October 21, 2026 |
| organiclaw.marielandryspyshop.com | Organic Law and the UDOR | October 21, 2026 |
| privacy.marielandryspyshop.com | The Privacy Page | October 21, 2026 |
| news.marielandryspyshop.com | News Matrix | October 21, 2026 |
| log.marielandryspyshop.com | Site Log | October 21, 2026 |
| docs.marielandryspyshop.com | Shortcut to the library | October 21, 2026 |
| shop.marielandryspyshop.com | Shortcut to affiliates | October 21, 2026 |
LEGAL & REGULATORY NOTICE: MarieLandrySpyShop.com is an open-source intelligence (OSINT) research publication and media platform operated by Landry Industries. We publish open-access analytical research, educational frameworks, and technical tool reviews. We do not offer private investigation services, client-commissioned surveillance, or covert detective work under New Brunswick’s Private Investigators and Security Services Act (S.N.B. 2011, c. 209). Affiliate disclosure: some links on this site are affiliate links, and we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Learn more.
