Tool created by XDeadHackerX. Translated by David Warshawsky and in the process of being ported to work for Mac by David Warshawsky. As part of building my cyber capabilities and portfolio, I will be working on translating this to english and making it work on Mac. Potentially even a package for brew.
The_Spy's_Job. This tool is focused on OSINT in almost all areas (People, Nicknames, Social Media, Emails, Phone Numbers, Websites, Public IPs, and Images). The ideas was to gather and automate all the most advanced OSINT techniques in a single tool to work in the most comfortable and fast way as possible, as we only have to click a couple of times and it will automatically collect and display all the information in an organized and classified manner. All the sections are separated so that you can extract specific types of information, but it also has the penultimate option that combines all the options to extract everything it can from the given data.
☑️ OSINT to Websites --> [WhatWeb, Whois, Advanced Port Scanner, Server Information, Attempt to Extract Real IP from Server with CloudFlare, SSL Encryption, List All URLs of a Domain, WordPress Web Information, Extract Employees, Emails and Phone Numbers, List Domains, Google Dorks, Ping a Website from Multiple Countries]
☑️ OSINT to People --> [Google Dorks, Social Networks, Images, Posts, etc]
☑️ OSINT to Nicknames/Aliases --> [Google Dorks, Search 574 Social Networks for an Account with that Nick, Images, Posts]
☑️ OSINT to Social Networks --> [Information about an Instagram/TikTok/Twitter/Twitch/(GitHub + email) Account = without having an account]
☑️ OSINT to Emails --> [Information about an Email, Verify the existence of an Email, Search 121 Social Networks for an Account with that Email, Search for a GitHub Account linked to the Email, Google Dorks]
☑️ OSINT to Phone Numbers --> [Company (ISP), Check if it is registered on Instagram/Amazon/Snapchat, Google Dorks, Attempt to extract the Owner's Name]
☑️ OSINT to Public IPs --> [Company (ISP), Geolocation of the exact city, Search for open ports with their services/version, Ping the Website from Multiple Countries]
☑️ OSINT to YouTube Videos/Channels --> [Videos: Publication Date and Time, Title, Description, URL of the Thumbnail Image (Various sizes), Statistics (views, likes, comments, and favorites), Geolocation (if provided), Status, Video Details (Duration, dimensions, definition, projection), Video Category, Thumbnails. Channel: Creation Date and Time of the Channel, Title, Description, URL of the Thumbnail Image (Various sizes), Location (if enabled), Statistics (Total video views, subscribers, total videos), Keywords (#), Playlists, Status, Categories]
☑️ OSINT to Images --> [Metadata, Google Image Search, Specific Image Search Engine, Enlarge an image x4 with almost no loss of quality]
[1] In Section ([0] Install and Configure Requirements), when selecting Option 1 to Install the Requirements, it will ask for a user that does not have root permissions. This step is very important because if we enter a user with root permissions, or we enter it incorrectly or enter it twice, the options that need to open a browser from the Terminal will not work.
[2] In Section ([0] Install and Configure Requirements), you can configure the veriphone.io, shodan.io, and zoomeye.org API to get the most out of this Tool. Both are free.
[3] In Section ([7] Public IP Information), when using a VPN, most servers give incorrect responses about their ports. To solve this, I have included several scanners, and 2 of them give you the correct ports despite the VPN.
[4] Use the tool with Firefox closed, as the tool opens multiple tabs, and if Firefox is already running, an error will occur.
[5] I personally recommend using the Tool with the Terminal in Full Screen (Visually more appealing).
[6] If you have downloaded an older version, I advise you to delete it and reinstall the tool (+requirements) to fix errors and get improvements that make the tool much better than previous versions.
- I am currently using version 2.1 in order to port it and convert to english using Prompt_Engineering.txt with Github Copilot. *
