A collection of free open source intelligence and forensic tools for investigations. It provides links to third-party services for searching general web sources, email addresses, domains, IP addresses, Bitcoin addresses, images, usernames and social media, and includes a mail validation tool.
This is a Moz educational guide explaining Google search operators, which are special characters and commands that extend the capabilities of standard Google text searches. The guide lists 62 advanced search operators, categorizes them by functionality status, outlines SEO and content research use cases, and provides example search strings for each operator.
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.
Website discovery tool for finding similar websites by category, topic, or domain.
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.
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.
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This is a Moz educational guide explaining Google search operators, which are special characters and commands that extend the capabilities of standard Google text searches. The guide lists 62 advanced search operators, categorizes them by functionality status, outlines SEO and content research use cases, and provides example search strings for each operator.
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.
Website discovery tool for finding similar websites by category, topic, or domain.
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.
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.
