mihari

mihari A query aggregator for OSINT based threat hunting. Mihari can aggregate multiple searches across multiple services in a single rule & persist findings in a database. Mihari supports the following services by default. Censys CIRCL passive DNS / passive SSL crt.sh dnstwister Fofa GreyNoise...

netscout

NetScout NetScout is an OSINT tool that finds domains, subdomains, directories, endpoints and files for a given seed URL. It consists of the following components: BinaryEdge client: Gets subdomains DNS: Attempts to perform a DNS zone transfer to extract subdomains Crawler: Gets URLs and directori...

mitaka

Mitaka Mitaka is a browser extension that makes your OSINT Open Source Intelligence search & scan easier. Key features: Auto IoC indicators of compromise selection with refanging. E.g. example.com to example.com, testatexample.com to [email protected], hxxp://example.com to http://example.co...

LeakLooker

LeakLooker - Desarrollado por Binaryedge.io Encuentra bases de datos/servicios abiertos GUI https://www.offensiveosint.io/leaklooker-gui-discover-browse-and-monitor-database-source-code-leaks/ https://github.com/woj-ciech/LeakLooker-X La nueva versión soporta: Elasticsearch CouchDB MongoDB Gitlab...

ODBParser

| ODBParser ---|--- TL;DR ODBParser es una herramienta para buscar información personal identificable PII expuesta en bases de datos abiertas. SOLO debe usarse para identificar PII expuesta y advertir a los propietarios de servidores sobre el mantenimiento irresponsable de bases de datos O para...

ODBParser - OSINT Tool To Search, Parse And Dump Only The Open Elasticsearch And MongoDB Directories That Have The Data You Care About Exposing

ODBParser is a tool to search for PII being exposed in open databases. ONLY to be used to identify exposed PII and warn server owners of irresponsible database maintenance OR to query databases you have permission to access! PLEASE USE RESPONSIBLY What is this? Wrote this as wanted to create...

A Massive U.S. Property and Demographic Database Exposes 200 Million Records

More than 200 million records containing a wide range of property-related information on US residents were left exposed on a database that was accessible on the web without requiring any password or authentication. The exposed data — a mix of personal and demographic details — included the name,...