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OSINT tool for gathering emails, domains, hosts, and public data from search engines and sources.
metagoofil
metagoofil is a Python security tool that searches Google for specific file types hosted on a target website, with optional local download of discovered files. It is intended for open source intelligence gathering, penetration testing, and identifying files organizations publicly expose to search indexers. It is a maintained fork of the original metagoofil project, preinstalled by default on Kali Linux, and deliberately excludes built-in metadata analysis in favor of external tools like exiftool.
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OSINT tool for gathering emails, domains, hosts, and public data from search engines and sources.
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The MIT PGP Key Server is also named the MIT PGP Public Key Server. It provides options to extract a key, submit a key, and remove a key. The site also lists help topics for extracting keys, submitting keys, an email interface, information about the server, a FAQ, and related information about PGP. The page includes links for these actions and resources.
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Bookmarks is an OSINT Toolkit V2.1 collection of browser bookmarklets that enable open-source intelligence tasks directly from a web browser without requiring toolkit login. Included bookmarklets support functions such as extracting external links from the current page, conducting Facebook searches, highlighting specified text on pages, and retrieving webpage last modified dates.
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This OSINT Toolkit serves as a reference for search operators and specialized search tools for Google and Bing. It documents available Google functions including exact phrase search, site-specific search, related site lookup, cached page viewing, and Google Trends comparison tools, as well as unique Bing features including IP address-matched site searches and website feed lookups, to support internet-based research.
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0Endless Google is a userscript and Firefox extension that automatically loads more Google search results at the end of the document as the user scrolls, enabling endless result loading without manual pagination.
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0A Moz blog post by Dr. Peter J. Meyers presenting 67 Google search operator examples across five areas: content research, title research, plagiarism check, competitive research, and technical SEO/audits. It explains operators such as quotes for exact match, parentheses for grouping terms, and exclusion of specific terms.
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pgp.mit.edu
The MIT PGP Key Server is also named the MIT PGP Public Key Server. It provides options to extract a key, submit a key, and remove a key. The site also lists help topics for extracting keys, submitting keys, an email interface, information about the server, a FAQ, and related information about PGP. The page includes links for these actions and resources.
one-plus.github.io
Bookmarks is an OSINT Toolkit V2.1 collection of browser bookmarklets that enable open-source intelligence tasks directly from a web browser without requiring toolkit login. Included bookmarklets support functions such as extracting external links from the current page, conducting Facebook searches, highlighting specified text on pages, and retrieving webpage last modified dates.
one-plus.github.io
This OSINT Toolkit serves as a reference for search operators and specialized search tools for Google and Bing. It documents available Google functions including exact phrase search, site-specific search, related site lookup, cached page viewing, and Google Trends comparison tools, as well as unique Bing features including IP address-matched site searches and website feed lookups, to support internet-based research.
openuserjs.org
Endless Google is a userscript and Firefox extension that automatically loads more Google search results at the end of the document as the user scrolls, enabling endless result loading without manual pagination.
A Moz blog post by Dr. Peter J. Meyers presenting 67 Google search operator examples across five areas: content research, title research, plagiarism check, competitive research, and technical SEO/audits. It explains operators such as quotes for exact match, parentheses for grouping terms, and exclusion of specific terms.