A Java to iOS Objective-C translation tool and runtime.
Google+ & LinkedIn is an OSINT toolkit page listing tools for researching Google+ and LinkedIn. Google+ tools include profile by account name, searching collections and communities by topic, profile by account number, and Google Trends. LinkedIn tools include profile by name, finding individuals by job title, and searching by location. A LinkedIn account login is required for the LinkedIn tools.
Social Media Search is a page that uses the Google Programmable Search Engine to display publicly available search results from top social networks without logging in. It supports phrase search with double quotes, excluding terms with a minus sign, and the OR operator in all capitals. The page states it is not affiliated with or endorsed by any social network or Google.
SearchDorks is a free, browser-based OSINT tool that converts natural language search intent into dork syntax for Shodan, Censys, Google, FOFA and ZoomEye. It is aimed at threat intelligence researchers and security analysts, offers explanations of generated dorks and one-click copying, and does not store queries.
yt-dlp is a feature-rich command-line audio and video downloader with support for thousands of sites. It is a fork of youtube-dl based on the now inactive youtube-dlc, and can be installed using binaries, pip or a third-party package manager.
A site by Riley Walz presenting a bot that crawled YouTube and found 5 million videos uploaded with default IMG_XXXX filenames. It notes that iPhones between 2009 and 2012 included a "Send to YouTube" button in the Photos app, and many uploads kept their default filenames. The videos are shown ordered randomly.
MastoGizmos is a collection of one-page JavaScript apps for searching and exploring Mastodon content. Tools include instance trend viewing, multi-instance hashtag search, verified user search, user directories, related hashtag discovery, RSS feed generation for hashtags, and local versus federated post comparison.
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Google+ & LinkedIn is an OSINT toolkit page listing tools for researching Google+ and LinkedIn. Google+ tools include profile by account name, searching collections and communities by topic, profile by account number, and Google Trends. LinkedIn tools include profile by name, finding individuals by job title, and searching by location. A LinkedIn account login is required for the LinkedIn tools.
Social Media Search is a page that uses the Google Programmable Search Engine to display publicly available search results from top social networks without logging in. It supports phrase search with double quotes, excluding terms with a minus sign, and the OR operator in all capitals. The page states it is not affiliated with or endorsed by any social network or Google.
SearchDorks is a free, browser-based OSINT tool that converts natural language search intent into dork syntax for Shodan, Censys, Google, FOFA and ZoomEye. It is aimed at threat intelligence researchers and security analysts, offers explanations of generated dorks and one-click copying, and does not store queries.
yt-dlp is a feature-rich command-line audio and video downloader with support for thousands of sites. It is a fork of youtube-dl based on the now inactive youtube-dlc, and can be installed using binaries, pip or a third-party package manager.
A site by Riley Walz presenting a bot that crawled YouTube and found 5 million videos uploaded with default IMG_XXXX filenames. It notes that iPhones between 2009 and 2012 included a "Send to YouTube" button in the Photos app, and many uploads kept their default filenames. The videos are shown ordered randomly.
MastoGizmos is a collection of one-page JavaScript apps for searching and exploring Mastodon content. Tools include instance trend viewing, multi-instance hashtag search, verified user search, user directories, related hashtag discovery, RSS feed generation for hashtags, and local versus federated post comparison.
