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OSINT tool for gathering emails, domains, hosts, and public data from search engines and sources.
ZoomEye
ZoomEye is a cybersecurity search engine focused on internet asset discovery. It indexes internet-connected devices and supports open-source intelligence (OSINT) and threat intelligence use cases. The platform has offered Black Friday lifetime deals with one-time payments for permanent access, and allows users to create free accounts to get started.
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- Cybersecurity search engine for internet asset discovery Source: www.zoomeye.ai
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- Supports OSINT and threat intelligence Source: www.zoomeye.ai
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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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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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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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The ACE Science Center supports collaborative work on data from the Advanced Composition Explorer spacecraft and ensures the data are archived and publicly available. It handles Level 1 and Browse Data processing and distributes science data to the community, and prepares data for archiving at NASA SPDF. All ACE data is in the HDF data format.
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0The Institutional Repository FHNW is the publication and research database of the FHNW University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland. It presents publications, projects and student theses, organized by university departments. Users can submit publications or projects through the My IRF section, with detailed instructions provided in the IRF manual.
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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.
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.
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.
izw1.caltech.edu
The ACE Science Center supports collaborative work on data from the Advanced Composition Explorer spacecraft and ensures the data are archived and publicly available. It handles Level 1 and Browse Data processing and distributes science data to the community, and prepares data for archiving at NASA SPDF. All ACE data is in the HDF data format.
irf.fhnw.ch
The Institutional Repository FHNW is the publication and research database of the FHNW University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland. It presents publications, projects and student theses, organized by university departments. Users can submit publications or projects through the My IRF section, with detailed instructions provided in the IRF manual.