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IntelOwl
Centralized platform for automated threat intelligence analysis
...These plugins can collect data from external intelligence platforms or generate insights using internal analysis tools such as YARA or static malware analyzers. -
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ClatScope
OSINT reconnaissance tool for IP, domain, email, and username lookups
...By combining these sources, ClatScope automates the process of collecting intelligence that would normally require multiple separate tools or manual searches. It operates through a menu-driven command line interface that allows users to choose from many reconnaissance functions and receive formatted results directly in the terminal. ClatScope supports dozens of OSINT operations, including domain analysis, breach checks, and account discovery. -
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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... -
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Argus
Python toolkit for OSINT and reconnaissance with 135+ modules
...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. ... -
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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... -
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Flowsint
Graph-based OSINT investigation platform w visual relationship mapping
Flowsint is an open source OSINT investigation platform designed to help analysts explore and understand relationships between digital entities through a visual graph interface. The platform focuses on reconnaissance and open source intelligence workflows, enabling investigators to map connections between domains, IP addresses, organizations, individuals, and other data points. By presenting these relationships in an interactive graph, Flowsint allows users to quickly identify patterns,... -
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linkedin2username
Generate probable usernames from LinkedIn company employee lists
linkedin2username is an open source OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) tool designed to generate lists of potential usernames by scraping employee information from a company’s LinkedIn page. It logs into LinkedIn using valid user credentials and collects publicly visible employee names associated with a specified organization. Using these names, it automatically generates multiple possible username formats that organizations commonly use for accounts or email addresses. This process helps... -
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OneForAll
OneForAll is a powerful subdomain collection tool
OneForAll is a comprehensive subdomain enumeration and reconnaissance tool primarily used in penetration testing and bug bounty workflows. Built in Python, it aggregates results from numerous DNS, certificate transparency, search engine, and threat intelligence sources to uncover hidden subdomains. The tool is particularly notable for incorporating many Chinese data sources that are often missed by Western-focused recon tools, increasing discovery coverage. It supports brute-force subdomain discovery, recursive scanning, and takeover detection to help identify potential attack surfaces. ... -
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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... -
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TIDoS
Python web penetration testing framework with modular security tools
...A console interface inspired by tools like Metasploit allows testers to execute modules, manage targets, and perform operations efficiently. TIDoS is implemented in Python and supports multiprocessing to speed up scanning and testing operations.
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