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Aware-Online provides a free collection of custom Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) scripts and links to third-party OSINT tools, alongside tutorials, to support effective internet and social media investigations. The provider does not actively monitor information entered into its scripts.
Aware Online page with Facebook OSINT search forms and shortcuts for public profile research.
A page from Aware Online Academy presenting custom OSINT search tools for investigating Reddit. It describes searching by author, post, title, subreddits, flairs, URLs and NSFW items, and states that no Reddit account is needed to use the tools.
An OSINT tool from Aware Online Academy for researching Vimeo. It searches for videos, people, channels and groups, and includes a 'Mature content' option to get more results. Some tools may redirect users to third-party websites.
OSINT search page with tools and queries for finding email addresses and related public information online.
LinkScope is online investigation software that represents information as discrete entities, connects related data via resolution functions to build knowledge graphs, and helps users extract insights from online data. It offers graph visualisation, drag-and-drop data entry, event timelines, browser tab import, location mapping, and extensible functionality. A server version supports live project collaboration, text extraction from over 100 document types, content summarization, and context-aware Q&A about project data. Installers are available for Ubuntu 22.04 and Windows 11, though the SFDP graph layout is not functional on Windows.
Aware Online tutorial explaining how to find open FTP servers and public file listings.
Aware Online tutorial for examining website source code during OSINT and web investigations.
DB-IP provides an IP geolocation API and database covering IPv4 and IPv6 address spaces, with data on locations and network intelligence. It lists uses including location-aware content, traffic surveys and risk analysis. A free download is offered.
OCRTool.net is a free online OCR tool that extracts text from images, PDFs and screenshots using Mistral AI's OCR model. It supports JPG, PNG, WEBP, BMP, GIF and PDF files up to 20 MB per file, with multi-language recognition and layout-aware conversion. No signup is required, no watermarks are added, and files and extracted text are not stored.
A custom OSINT search tool for investigating national and international telephone numbers. It checks whether a phone number appears in different formats via search engines, with fields for users to fill in. Using the tools redirects to external search engines and websites.
Symbols.com is an online encyclopedia of symbols, signs, ideograms, glyphs and flags, organized by culture, country and religion. The collaborative project is built by contributing editors and can be browsed by category, alphabetically or by keyword search. Its collection ranges from ancient alchemical signs to modern currency signs and awareness ribbons.
The page offers a custom OSINT tool for creating advanced search queries within Twitter and refers to tools for analyzing and monitoring accounts. It states that no Twitter account is needed for the described search steps.
Aware Online tool for searching archived web pages, snapshots, and older website versions.
A custom OSINT tool from Aware Online Academy for investigating a target website. It provides scripts to view historical WHOIS data, check website text and source code on third-party sites, visualise links, map web pages, check Reddit presence, find open FTP ports and find other top level domains.
A page of custom OSINT tools for investigating videos on YouTube. The tools allow searching for specific videos, channels and playlists, searching by upload date, and analyzing channels; some tools redirect to third-party websites.
A tutorial explaining how to find the exact upload date and time of a YouTube video. It walks through four steps, including copying the video URL and using Amnesty International's YouTube Data Viewer, which displays the upload date and time. It warns readers to be careful with third-party tools.
