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    H4X-Tools

    H4X-Tools

    A modular, terminal-based toolkit for OSINT, reconnaissance

    ...The toolkit is designed to be extensible, so contributors can add new tools by creating modules that follow its BaseTool structure. It is intended for educational and authorized security research only, not for use against systems or accounts without permission.
    Downloads: 6 This Week
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    ISeeYou

    ISeeYou

    Location tracking tool for social engineering and phishing tests

    I-See-You is an open source Bash and JavaScript tool designed to capture the geographic location of a target during social engineering or phishing engagements. It works by generating a link that can be sent to a target as part of a phishing scenario, where the webpage requests permission to access the user’s location. When the user allows location access, I-See-You records the latitude and longitude coordinates and displays them in the terminal logs for the operator. These coordinates can then be used to determine the user’s approximate physical location using mapping services. It is intended for reconnaissance during security testing, allowing penetration testers or red team operators to gather contextual information about potential targets. ...
    Downloads: 4 This Week
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