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🔍 Search anyone's digital footprint across 300+ websites
📚 A Curated List of Awesome Telegram OSINT Tools, Sites & Resources
Asset inventory of over 800 public bug bounty programs.
Tookie is a advanced OSINT information gathering tool that finds social media accounts based on inputs.
A collection of most useful osint tools for SOCINT.
The most unusual OSINT guide you've ever seen. The repository is intended for bored professionals only. PRs are welcome!
ClatScope Info Tool – The best and most versatile OSINT utility for retrieving geolocation, DNS, WHOIS, phone, email, data breach information and much more (70+ features). Perfect for investigators, pentesters, or anyone looking for an effective reconnaissance / OSINT tool.
OSINT open-source tools catalog
So what is this all about? Yep, its an OSINT blog and a collection of OSINT resources and tools. Suggestions for new OSINT resources is always welcomed.
Find existing email addresses by nickname using API/SMTP checking methods without user notification. Please, don't hesitate to improve cat's job! 🐱🔎 📬
Python 3.5+ DNS asynchronous brute force utility
This Python application is an OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) tool called "Ominis OSINT - Web Hunter." It performs online information gathering by querying Google for search results related to a user-inputted query. The tool extracts relevant information such as titles, URLs, and potential mentions of the query in the results.
A passive subdomain finder
Australian Open Source Intelligence Gathering Resources, Australias Largest Open Source Intelligence Repository for Cyber Professionals and Ethical Hackers
A collection of awesome browser extension useful for OSINT along with their use case.
Querytool is an OSINT framework based on Google Spreadsheet. With this tool you can perform complex search of terms, people, email addresses, files and many more.
✨ Monitor twitter stream from nodejs electron
Robofinder retrieves historical #robots.txt files from #Archive.org, allowing you to uncover previously disallowed directories and paths for any domain—essential for deepening your #OSINT and #recon process.