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A website that presents a searchable database of names labeled as suspected terrorists under the name National Surveillance Agency for Telephones and Terrorism. It includes links for reporting a suspect, anti-terror tips, new suspects and an FAQ. The site states that inclusion does not imply participation in terrorist activities and that the agency is independent and non-government.
A website that presents a searchable list of names under the heading of the Terrorist Security Administration's No-Fly List. It shows database statistics, including total entries and recent additions, and states that entries do not imply participation in terrorist activities. The site describes the organization as independent and non-government.
Python package for collecting public GETTR data for research and monitoring workflows.
Pulsedive is a free threat intelligence platform for searching, scanning and enriching IPs, URLs, domains and other IOCs from OSINT feeds or submitted data. It supports on-demand passive or active scans and a query language for pivoting across indicators and threats, with export options. Paid tiers are listed for non-commercial and commercial use, including API and feed access.
CheckFileType is a free online tool that determines a file's true type, extension and MIME type from its contents rather than its extension. Users upload a file without registration, and the tool can look inside archives such as ZIP files to report the type of each contained file. Files are stored temporarily and removed after one hour.
A web service that displays the visitor's public IP address. It states that the address is assigned by the Internet Service Provider and can indicate general geographic location, and it suggests uses such as checking the current address, verifying a network connection and sharing the address with support teams for troubleshooting. It notes that only the IP is shown.
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A website that presents a searchable database of names labeled as suspected terrorists under the name National Surveillance Agency for Telephones and Terrorism. It includes links for reporting a suspect, anti-terror tips, new suspects and an FAQ. The site states that inclusion does not imply participation in terrorist activities and that the agency is independent and non-government.
A website that presents a searchable list of names under the heading of the Terrorist Security Administration's No-Fly List. It shows database statistics, including total entries and recent additions, and states that entries do not imply participation in terrorist activities. The site describes the organization as independent and non-government.
Python package for collecting public GETTR data for research and monitoring workflows.
Pulsedive is a free threat intelligence platform for searching, scanning and enriching IPs, URLs, domains and other IOCs from OSINT feeds or submitted data. It supports on-demand passive or active scans and a query language for pivoting across indicators and threats, with export options. Paid tiers are listed for non-commercial and commercial use, including API and feed access.
CheckFileType is a free online tool that determines a file's true type, extension and MIME type from its contents rather than its extension. Users upload a file without registration, and the tool can look inside archives such as ZIP files to report the type of each contained file. Files are stored temporarily and removed after one hour.
A web service that displays the visitor's public IP address. It states that the address is assigned by the Internet Service Provider and can indicate general geographic location, and it suggests uses such as checking the current address, verifying a network connection and sharing the address with support teams for troubleshooting. It notes that only the IP is shown.
