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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. ...

...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.

cloud_enum is an open source reconnaissance and OSINT tool designed to discover publicly accessible cloud resources across major cloud providers. It focuses on enumerating assets in Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform using keyword-based discovery techniques. It works by taking user-provided keywords and generating variations through mutation wordlists, then testing these combinations against common cloud service naming patterns. cloud_enum performs both HTTP probing and DNS lookups to identify resources such as storage buckets, cloud applications, and databases that may be exposed or accessible. cloud_enum uses concurrent processing to speed up scanning, enabling efficient enumeration of large numbers of possible resource names. ...

...These generated permutations help identify hidden or unlisted services that may not appear in standard DNS queries or public records. DNSGen applies multiple permutation techniques to create realistic domain combinations based on modern infrastructure naming patterns, including cloud environments, DevOps tools, and microservice architectures. It can also extract meaningful keywords from existing domain names and incorporate them into newly generated permutations. The resulting domain list can be further processed by DNS resolution tools such as MassDNS to determine which generated domains actually exist.