OSINT

An organized repository of OSINT tools and methodologies for digital investigations, cybersecurity, and threat intelligence.

Overview

This project collects and organizes various Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) tools and resources to assist professionals and enthusiasts in conducting digital investigations, gathering threat intelligence, and enhancing cybersecurity processes. Whether you're searching public data, investigating online footprints, or profiling cyber threats, these tools facilitate a comprehensive and efficient workflow.

Features

• Curated OSINT Tools: Includes proven tools for investigating social media, phone numbers, email addresses, and usernames.
• Centralized Methodologies: Repository includes organized resources to guide your OSINT workflows.
• Digital Investigation Support: Useful for threat research, forensics, and cybersecurity professionals.
• Python-based: Most tools and wrappers are implemented in Python for flexibility and integration.

Directory Structure

• Osint.json: A text list or guide of OSINT resources and methodologies.
• Osintgram/: Instagram OSINT automation tool.
• blackbird/: Username and social media investigation.
• intelx.py/: IntelX search wrapper or scripts for breach data analysis.
• phoneinfoga/: Phone number investigation tool.
• sherlock/: Username search across social networks.
• exiftool/: Image Meta data scrapper Information Gathering tool.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Python (recommended version: 3.8+)
• git (for cloning the repository)

Some tools may have additional requirements. Refer to the specific tool's documentation in its respective directory.

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/Pushpenderrathore/OSINT.git
   cd OSINT

2. Set up tools: Follow the setup and installation instructions located in each tool's directory (Osintgram, blackbird, phoneinfoga, etc.).

3. Dependencies: For Python scripts, install required libraries using pip:

   pip install -r requirements.txt

Usage

Each sub-tool comes with its own documentation and usage guides within its folder. Typical usage involves:

• Running Python scripts for searches and investigations.
• Executing shell commands for relevant tools.
• Reviewing Osint.json for methodology guidance and recommended workflows.

Refer to each tool's documentation or README.md (if provided) within its respective directory for detailed instructions and examples.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you have an OSINT tool, script, or methodology to share:

1. Fork this repository.
2. Add your resource or improvement.
3. Create a pull request describing your changes.

License

MIT license has provided. Please Use with Ethics & Local Laws (Permissions) with redistribution terms.

Author

Maintained by Pushpenderrathore.

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Disclaimer: Use OSINT tools and resources responsibly and within the boundaries of all applicable laws and regulations.