SiteDorks is an open-source Python tool that automates search engine dork queries across Google, Bing, Ecosia, DuckDuckGo, Yandex and Yahoo. It includes default lists of 638 categorized dorkable websites and bug bounty programs, supports custom site lists, and allows query splitting for search engines with character limits. The tool is designed for reconnaissance, penetration testing and security research tasks.
Intelligence X is a provider of free open source intelligence (OSINT) and forensic tools for investigations. Its toolset supports search across third-party sites, social media intelligence for Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Telegram, and YouTube, and utilities for tasks including email validation, domain lookups, IP lookups, Bitcoin tracing, and image analysis. All listed OSINT and forensic tools are available to use at no cost.
Mwmbl is a completely independent, open source, non-profit search engine. It provides a Seed Search feature that allows logged-in users to help build its index using high-quality results from EUSP and ranking from Typesafe AI.
SimilarSiteSearch is a website that helps users find similar, related and alternative websites. It aims to generate relevant results, offers browsing of popular tags and topics, allows sorting results by relevancy or popularity, and has results reviewed by an active community.
Yubnub is a web-based command line service that allows users to execute custom commands to access external websites and tools. Example commands include image searches, random number generation, and dictionary lookups. It supports advanced syntax for creating custom commands with multiple parameters and default values, and can be integrated with web browsers including Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari, and Opera.
Mozilla web browser focused on open standards, privacy controls, extensions, and cross-device sync.
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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Intelligence X is a provider of free open source intelligence (OSINT) and forensic tools for investigations. Its toolset supports search across third-party sites, social media intelligence for Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Telegram, and YouTube, and utilities for tasks including email validation, domain lookups, IP lookups, Bitcoin tracing, and image analysis. All listed OSINT and forensic tools are available to use at no cost.
Mwmbl is a completely independent, open source, non-profit search engine. It provides a Seed Search feature that allows logged-in users to help build its index using high-quality results from EUSP and ranking from Typesafe AI.
SimilarSiteSearch is a website that helps users find similar, related and alternative websites. It aims to generate relevant results, offers browsing of popular tags and topics, allows sorting results by relevancy or popularity, and has results reviewed by an active community.
Yubnub is a web-based command line service that allows users to execute custom commands to access external websites and tools. Example commands include image searches, random number generation, and dictionary lookups. It supports advanced syntax for creating custom commands with multiple parameters and default values, and can be integrated with web browsers including Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari, and Opera.
Mozilla web browser focused on open standards, privacy controls, extensions, and cross-device sync.
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.
