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Osint Support is a website focused mainly on developing tooling for the OSINT community. It also presents a definition of open source intelligence as the collection and analysis of information gathered from public or open sources.
Encrypted Pastebin is a service for sending text to others with encryption and a client-side password option. Submitted text is encrypted and sent over an SSL/TLS connection, and it is intended to be viewed only by those who know the URL and, if used, the client-side password.
Osintme.com is a blog by Matt publishing articles and resource lists for OSINT investigators. Posts cover web browsers and Linux desktop apps for OSINT machines, Reddit research tools and techniques, darkweb resources, favicons in website research, ransomware research resources, and recommended OSINT newsletters. It also covers CISSP exam study tips.
A blog post listing OSINT utilities for the Google Chrome browser. It states that browser extensions can aid investigators, recommends a clean browser installation for sensitive investigations, and includes items such as Exif Viewer Pro, Hunter Email Finder, and Instant Data Scraper.
OSINT.SH is a collection of information gathering tools. It lists tools for finding public cloud buckets, subdomains, DNS history, reverse IP lookups, technology detection, certificate searches, DNS lookups, reverse Google Analytics and AdSense IDs, WHOIS history, reverse WHOIS, reverse domain searches, OCR text extraction, MD5 hash guessing, SSL checking, IP geolocation, and reverse MX and name server records.
Awesome Open Source lists open source projects categorized as OSINT alongside repository details. Entries include Sherlock for hunting social media accounts by username, Twint for Twitter scraping, Amass for attack surface mapping and asset discovery, and SpiderFoot, which automates OSINT for threat intelligence. Each entry shows dependent packages, total releases and most recent commit information.
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Osint Support is a website focused mainly on developing tooling for the OSINT community. It also presents a definition of open source intelligence as the collection and analysis of information gathered from public or open sources.
Encrypted Pastebin is a service for sending text to others with encryption and a client-side password option. Submitted text is encrypted and sent over an SSL/TLS connection, and it is intended to be viewed only by those who know the URL and, if used, the client-side password.
Osintme.com is a blog by Matt publishing articles and resource lists for OSINT investigators. Posts cover web browsers and Linux desktop apps for OSINT machines, Reddit research tools and techniques, darkweb resources, favicons in website research, ransomware research resources, and recommended OSINT newsletters. It also covers CISSP exam study tips.
A blog post listing OSINT utilities for the Google Chrome browser. It states that browser extensions can aid investigators, recommends a clean browser installation for sensitive investigations, and includes items such as Exif Viewer Pro, Hunter Email Finder, and Instant Data Scraper.
OSINT.SH is a collection of information gathering tools. It lists tools for finding public cloud buckets, subdomains, DNS history, reverse IP lookups, technology detection, certificate searches, DNS lookups, reverse Google Analytics and AdSense IDs, WHOIS history, reverse WHOIS, reverse domain searches, OCR text extraction, MD5 hash guessing, SSL checking, IP geolocation, and reverse MX and name server records.
Awesome Open Source lists open source projects categorized as OSINT alongside repository details. Entries include Sherlock for hunting social media accounts by username, Twint for Twitter scraping, Amass for attack surface mapping and asset discovery, and SpiderFoot, which automates OSINT for threat intelligence. Each entry shows dependent packages, total releases and most recent commit information.
