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Tookie-OSINT
Username OSINT tool for discovering accounts across many websites
Tookie-OSINT is an open source intelligence tool designed to help security researchers, ethical hackers, and investigators discover online accounts associated with a specific username. It automates the process of searching for usernames across multiple websites, making it easier to identify a person's presence on different platforms. By entering a target username, Tookie-OSINT scans a list of supported sites and checks whether the username exists on those platforms. This approach removes the need for manual checks and significantly speeds up OSINT investigations. It is similar in concept to tools such as Sherlock, focusing on identifying user profiles across social media and other online services. Tookie-OSINT includes both command-line and optional web interface functionality, giving users flexible ways to run scans and analyze results. Tookie-OSINT was created to help beginners and aspiring security professionals learn about OSINT techniques. -
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TorBot
Dark Web OSINT Tool
Contributions to this project are always welcome. To add a new feature fork the dev branch and give a pull request when your new feature is tested and complete. If its a new module, it should be put inside the modules directory. The branch name should be your new feature name in the format <Feature_featurename_version(optional)>. On Linux platforms, you can make an executable for TorBot by using the install.sh script. You will need to give the script the correct permissions using chmod +x install.sh Now you can run ./install.sh to create the torBot binary. Run ./torBot to execute the program. Crawl custom domains.(Completed). Check if the link is live.(Completed). Built-in Updater.(Completed). TorBot GUI (In progress). Social Media integration.(not Started). -
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Photon
Incredibly fast crawler designed for OSINT
Photon is an extremely fast web crawler built specifically for OSINT and reconnaissance use cases. It is designed to extract URLs, endpoints, files, and other intelligence artifacts from target websites with minimal overhead. The crawler prioritizes speed and breadth, making it suitable for mapping web attack surfaces and discovering hidden resources. Photon is commonly used during early reconnaissance phases to build a comprehensive inventory of reachable assets. Its Python implementation makes it accessible for customization and integration into larger automation frameworks. Despite its speed focus, the tool still provides useful filtering and extraction capabilities for analysts who need structured results. Overall, Photon functions as a lightweight yet powerful reconnaissance spider for web intelligence gathering. -
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dnstwist
Detects phishing and lookalike domains using DNS fuzzing techniques
dnstwist is an open source cybersecurity tool designed to identify malicious or suspicious domain names that imitate legitimate websites. It works by generating a large set of domain name permutations based on a target domain and analyzing whether any of those variants are actively registered or used. These permutations simulate common techniques used in phishing attacks, typosquatting, and brand impersonation campaigns. Security teams can use the tool to discover potential threats where attackers attempt to deceive users with lookalike domains. dnstwist also helps detect phishing activity by comparing web page content and visual similarity between domains using fuzzy hashing and perceptual hashing techniques. By automating DNS fuzzing and analysis, it provides organizations with an additional source of targeted threat intelligence. The tool can output results in structured formats, making it easier to integrate with security workflows or further analyze suspicious domains. -
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Argus
Python toolkit for OSINT and reconnaissance with 135+ modules
Argus is a Python-based open source toolkit designed to simplify information gathering and reconnaissance tasks in cybersecurity. It provides an integrated command-line environment that consolidates numerous reconnaissance utilities into a single framework. The tool enables users to collect data about networks, domains, web applications, and infrastructure in an organized and efficient manner. Argus includes a modular architecture with more than 130 modules that support activities such as DNS analysis, port scanning, web application inspection, and threat intelligence lookups. Its interactive CLI allows users to browse available modules, configure targets, run scans, and review results from within a unified interface. The project aims to reduce the complexity of using multiple separate reconnaissance tools by bringing them together in one streamlined platform. Argus also supports integrations with external intelligence services. -
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BlackWidow
Python web scanner for OSINT gathering and OWASP vulnerability fuzzing
BlackWidow is a Python-based web application scanning tool designed to crawl target websites and collect open-source intelligence (OSINT) while identifying potential security vulnerabilities. It functions as a web spider that systematically explores a site to gather valuable information such as URLs, dynamic parameters, subdomains, email addresses, and phone numbers associated with the target domain. By automatically extracting this data, BlackWidow helps security professionals and researchers build a clearer understanding of a website’s structure and publicly accessible information. In addition to information gathering, the project includes a built-in fuzzing component called Inject-X, which tests dynamic URLs for common vulnerabilities listed in the OWASP Top 10. The scanner analyzes parameters and injects payloads to detect issues such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), and open redirect vulnerabilities. -
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Buster
OSINT tool for discovering information linked to email addresses
Buster is an open source OSINT tool designed for email reconnaissance and information gathering. It helps investigators, security researchers, and penetration testers discover publicly available information related to email addresses and usernames. It can analyze an email address to identify associated social media accounts, references across the web, and potential data breaches linked to that email. It also performs reverse WHOIS lookups to discover domains that may have been registered using a specific email address. In addition to investigating existing addresses, Buster can generate possible email combinations and usernames based on personal details such as a person’s name, birthdate, or additional hints. Buster supports validating generated email addresses and retrieving contextual information about them. By combining multiple online sources and services, Buster helps automate the process of gathering intelligence related to digital identities. -
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ReconSpider
Most Advanced Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) Framework
ReconSpider is most Advanced Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) Framework for scanning IP Addresses, Emails, Websites, and Organizations and find out information from different sources. ReconSpider can be used by Infosec Researchers, Penetration Testers, Bug Hunters, and Cyber Crime Investigators to find deep information about their target. ReconSpider aggregate all the raw data, visualize it on a dashboard, and facilitate alerting and monitoring on the data. Recon Spider also combines the capabilities of Wave, Photon and Recon Dog to do a comprehensive enumeration of attack surfaces. Reconnaissance is a mission to obtain information by various detection methods, about the activities and resources of an enemy or potential enemy, or geographic characteristics of a particular area. A Web crawler, sometimes called a spider or spiderbot and often shortened to crawler, is an Internet bot that systematically browses the World Wide Web, typically for the purpose of Web indexing (web spidering). -
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RedAmon
AI-powered framework for automated penetration testing and red teaming
RedAmon is an AI-powered red team framework designed to automate offensive cybersecurity operations from reconnaissance to exploitation and post-exploitation. It combines artificial intelligence with traditional penetration testing tools to create a fully autonomous pipeline capable of discovering vulnerabilities and executing security assessments without human intervention. It begins with a multi-phase reconnaissance engine that maps the entire attack surface of a target, collecting information such as subdomains, open ports, services, and potential vulnerabilities. RedAmon then uses an AI agent orchestrator to analyze this data, select appropriate tools, and perform exploitation steps such as credential brute forcing or CVE-based attacks. All discovered assets, relationships, and vulnerabilities are stored in a Neo4j knowledge graph, allowing the system to reason about the environment and make informed decisions during the attack process. -
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SiteDorks
Automate search engine dorking across hundreds of websites
SiteDorks is a command line tool designed to automate advanced search queries across multiple search engines and websites. It allows users to perform search engine “dork” queries against a large set of predefined domains, making it easier to discover publicly available information across different platforms. SiteDorks supports several major search engines including Google, Bing, Brave, Ecosia, DuckDuckGo, Yahoo, and Yandex. Instead of manually running the same query for many sites, SiteDorks generates and executes the queries automatically using lists of “dorkable” websites. A built-in dataset contains hundreds of websites grouped into categories such as cloud services, developer platforms, documentation sites, social platforms, and communication tools. Users can also supply custom domain lists or CSV files to tailor searches for tasks like penetration testing, bug bounty research, or OSINT investigations. -
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gasmask
All-in-one OSINT tool for reconnaissance and domain intelligence
GasMasK is an open source OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) tool designed to perform reconnaissance and information gathering on domains and online targets. It is implemented as a Python-based command-line utility that collects data from numerous publicly available sources across the internet. It aggregates intelligence such as domain details, email addresses, hostnames, and subdomains by querying search engines, DNS records, certificate transparency logs, and security databases. GasMasK integrates with a wide range of platforms and services including search engines, social media platforms, and security APIs to retrieve relevant information about a target. These sources include services like Shodan, Censys, Netcraft, VirusTotal, GitHub, and various DNS-related services, allowing investigators to build a comprehensive profile of a domain or organization. GasMasK is commonly used by penetration testers, red teams, and security researchers who need to collect reconnaissance data. -
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pwnedOrNot
Check breached emails and find exposed passwords from public dumps
pwnedOrNot is an open source OSINT tool designed to investigate whether an email address has been compromised in known data breaches and to identify exposed credentials associated with that account. The tool works by interacting with the HaveIBeenPwned (HIBP) API to determine if a given email address appears in breach databases. If the email is found in a breach, the tool proceeds to search for associated passwords within publicly available data dumps. This two-phase approach allows investigators, security professionals, and researchers to assess the exposure level of compromised accounts using publicly accessible breach information. The tool displays useful breach details such as the name of the breach, the affected domain, the breach date, and several status indicators related to the authenticity and status of the breach. pwnedOrNot can also analyze domains to determine whether they have been involved in breaches and can list all breached domains available through the HIBP database. -
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AttackSurfaceMapper
Automated tool for mapping & expanding organization’s attack surface
AttackSurfaceMapper (ASM) is a reconnaissance and attack surface discovery tool designed to automate the process of mapping potential targets within an organization's infrastructure. It combines open source intelligence (OSINT) with selective active reconnaissance techniques to expand and analyze a target’s external attack surface. Users can supply domains, subdomains, or IP addresses as input, and applies multiple discovery methods to identify additional related assets such as new subdomains, associated IP ranges, and hosts within the same network ownership. It performs both brute-force and passive enumeration techniques to uncover infrastructure components that may not be immediately visible. After building an expanded list of targets, AttackSurfaceMapper collects intelligence such as screenshots of web applications, information about exposed services, and possible vulnerabilities identified through integrated services. It can also search for publicly exposed credentials. -
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Harpoon
Command line OSINT and threat intelligence automation tool
Harpoon is a command line tool designed to assist with open source intelligence (OSINT) and threat intelligence investigations. It helps security professionals and researchers collect and analyze publicly available information from a wide range of online sources. Harpoon is written in Python and organized around a modular plugin system, where each plugin is responsible for querying a specific platform, API, or intelligence service. This design allows users to automate many reconnaissance and intelligence gathering tasks directly from the terminal. Harpoon integrates with numerous security and data services such as Shodan, VirusTotal, AlienVault OTX, and many other intelligence providers to retrieve information about domains, IP addresses, emails, and other indicators. Many commands rely on API keys that can be configured through a central configuration file, allowing users to connect their own intelligence accounts and data sources. -
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OWASP Maryam
Modular OSINT framework for automated open-source intelligence gatheri
Maryam is an open source intelligence (OSINT) framework designed to automate the process of gathering and analyzing publicly available information from the internet. It provides a modular environment that enables users to collect data from search engines, open data sources, and various online services for reconnaissance and investigative purposes. Written in Python, Maryam is built to provide a flexible and extensible framework for harvesting information quickly and efficiently from open sources. Maryam helps security researchers and analysts streamline routine data-gathering tasks that typically involve searching multiple sources such as Google, Bing, or other online platforms. Maryam organizes its functionality into several modules that focus on different aspects of intelligence gathering, including footprint analysis, OSINT data extraction, and general search operations. -
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Phishing Catcher
Real-time phishing domain detection via Certificate Transparency logs
phishing_catcher is a security monitoring tool designed to detect potential phishing domains in near real time by analyzing TLS certificate issuance events. It listens to Certificate Transparency (CT) logs through the CertStream API and evaluates newly issued certificates as they appear. Each certificate often contains one or more domain names, which the tool analyzes to determine whether they resemble suspicious or phishing-related domains. phishing_catcher applies a configurable scoring mechanism that assigns numeric values to certain keywords, patterns, or top-level domains found within certificate domain names. When a domain’s score exceeds predefined thresholds, it is flagged as potentially malicious and reported accordingly. It operates continuously, processing certificate updates as they arrive and displaying or logging domains that appear suspicious. This approach allows analysts, researchers, and security teams to identify phishing infrastructure early. -
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Raccoon
High-performance reconnaissance and vulnerability scanning tool
Raccoon is a high-performance offensive security tool designed to assist with reconnaissance and vulnerability scanning during penetration testing and security assessments. It automates several common reconnaissance tasks, allowing security professionals to quickly gather information about a target system or web application. The tool combines multiple scanning techniques into a single workflow, helping users identify potential weaknesses, exposed services, and accessible resources on a target host. Raccoon can perform DNS enumeration, subdomain discovery, and URL fuzzing to uncover hidden endpoints and infrastructure components. It also integrates network scanning capabilities through tools such as Nmap to detect open ports, services, and potential vulnerabilities. By consolidating these reconnaissance tasks into a single command-line interface, Raccoon aims to streamline the early phases of security testing and provide actionable information for further investigation. -
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SocialPwned
OSINT tool to collect emails from social networks and find leaks
SocialPwned is an OSINT tool designed to gather publicly exposed email addresses from social networks and analyze them for potential credential leaks. It helps security researchers and penetration testers identify vulnerable targets during the footprinting phase of ethical hacking engagements. It collects email addresses associated with individuals or organizations from platforms such as Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter. Once emails are discovered, SocialPwned searches for leaked credentials using breach databases like PwnDB and Dehashed to determine whether those accounts have appeared in data leaks. SocialPwned also integrates with GHunt to retrieve additional public information related to Google accounts linked to the discovered emails. By combining social media intelligence with breach data analysis, SocialPwned helps investigators identify reused passwords and patterns that may indicate potential security weaknesses. -
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Xteam
All-in-one command-line toolkit for security testing and OSINT tools
Xteam is a command-line security toolkit designed to provide multiple penetration testing and information-gathering utilities in a single interface. It combines several modules and external tools to help users perform security research tasks related to mobile devices, wireless networks, and online services. It acts as a centralized launcher that integrates scripts and third-party tools, allowing users to access different testing functions through a menu-based command line workflow. Xteam includes features such as Instagram information gathering, phishing utilities, wireless attack tools, and Android security testing capabilities. Xteam’s architecture uses a main bash script that serves as the hub for running internal modules or downloading and executing external projects when needed. It can operate on Linux systems as well as Android devices using Termux, making it accessible in both desktop and mobile environments. -
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socialscan
Scan platforms to check username and email account usage
Socialscan is an open source intelligence (OSINT) tool designed to check whether usernames or email addresses are associated with accounts on various online platforms. It allows users to quickly determine if a specific username or email address is already in use across multiple services, making it useful for security research, digital investigations, and account enumeration tasks. It focuses on accuracy by querying platform endpoints in a way that reliably detects whether a credential exists without producing misleading results. Socialscan can be used both as a Python library and as a command-line utility, making it flexible for developers and analysts alike. It uses asynchronous networking to perform multiple queries efficiently, enabling fast scans across different services. Because of its programmatic interface, the tool can also be integrated into larger workflows, automation scripts, or OSINT pipelines. Overall, Socialscan helps investigators, researchers, and developers. -
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tinfoleak
OSINT tool for extracting and analyzing Twitter intelligence data
tinfoleak is an open source intelligence (OSINT) and social media intelligence (SOCMINT) tool designed to automate the collection and analysis of data from Twitter. It focuses on helping analysts extract large volumes of information from Twitter timelines using identifiers such as usernames, geographic coordinates, or keywords. Once the data is gathered, tinfoleak organizes it into structured information that can support intelligence analysis and investigative research. tinfoleak is capable of analyzing user activity, relationships, and behavioral patterns to reveal insights about accounts and their interactions on the platform. It also processes content such as hashtags, mentions, media files, and metadata to identify trends and relevant connections. Additional analysis features help uncover geolocation information, visited places, and user movement patterns when location data is available. -
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HostHunter
OSINT reconnaissance tool for discovering hostnames from IP addresses
HostHunter is an open source reconnaissance tool designed to discover and extract hostnames associated with a large set of IPv4 or IPv6 addresses. It helps security professionals map IP addresses to virtual hostnames using a combination of OSINT data sources and active reconnaissance techniques. This approach enables users to identify hidden or additional services that may be hosted behind a single IP address. By correlating hostname information from certificates, APIs, HTTP headers, and other sources, the tool helps reveal the broader attack surface of an organization or infrastructure. HostHunter is commonly used in penetration testing, bug bounty reconnaissance, and security assessments where identifying virtual hosts is critical. HostHunter supports multiple output formats, making it easier to integrate the results into other security tools or workflows. -
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IPRanges
Daily updated lists of cloud, bot, and service IP ranges
ipranges is an open source repository that provides continuously updated lists of IP address ranges associated with major cloud providers, search engine crawlers, and online services. ipranges collects IP ranges from publicly available sources and organizes them into structured files that can be easily used in security, networking, and automation workflows. It includes address ranges from providers such as Google Cloud, Amazon AWS, Microsoft, Oracle Cloud, and DigitalOcean, as well as well known service platforms like GitHub, Facebook, Twitter, and Telegram. It also tracks IP ranges used by search engine bots and automated agents including Googlebot, Bingbot, and OpenAI’s GPTBot. Lists are published in both IPv4 and IPv6 formats and are regularly updated through automated processes to keep the data current. In addition to provider specific lists, the project also offers merged and combined datasets that aggregate ranges from multiple sources into a single file. -
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WhatBreach
OSINT tool for discovering email addresses in known data breaches
WhatBreach is an open source OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) tool designed to help users discover whether an email address has appeared in known data breaches. It simplifies the process of investigating compromised credentials by allowing users to search for a single email address or analyze multiple email addresses at once. It gathers breach information from various sources and APIs to identify where the email has been exposed in leaked databases or online paste sites. Once breaches are discovered, WhatBreach can provide additional context such as the databases associated with those leaks and any related paste dumps containing the email address. If the breach databases are publicly available, the tool can attempt to download them for further analysis. It also supports deeper investigation of email domains and related profiles, making it useful for researchers, security analysts, and penetration testers conducting reconnaissance or breach analysis. -
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gitGraber
Real-time GitHub monitor that detects leaked API keys and secrets
gitGraber is a Python-based security tool designed to monitor GitHub in real time to detect exposed sensitive information in publicly indexed repositories. It scans recently indexed files on GitHub and searches for patterns that may indicate leaked credentials, API keys, or other confidential data used by popular online services. Instead of analyzing the full history of repositories, the tool focuses on newly indexed content, allowing security researchers and bug bounty hunters to quickly identify fresh leaks as they appear. gitGraber uses carefully crafted regular expressions to detect tokens and secrets associated with platforms such as AWS, Google, PayPal, Twitter, Stripe, and many others. When a potential leak is discovered, the tool can notify users through messaging platforms or display results directly in the command line. This approach helps organizations and security professionals monitor potential exposures.
