Blackbird is a user name enumeration tool developed by Cyber Hunter Lab. This is one of the OSINT tools to find usernames across social media websites.
Open-source intelligence (OSINT) methods involve collecting, analyzing, and disseminating publicly available information to address specific intelligence requirements.
This information is gathered from diverse sources and distributed to the appropriate audience at the appropriate time.
Using these tools enables the comprehensive analysis and collection of information about a particular topic. However, the process can be laborious and time-consuming.
This new user enumeration tool was developed by Cyber Hunter Lab and allowed to use only for Educational purposes.
The tool will check for over 581 websites within a second for a given username and display a graphical result.
The tool was found to be developed in React JS and is available to use with Linux, Mac, and Windows platforms.
According to the developers, the tool has over 1000 UserAgents to cross the information from the social media for the targeted username.
The tool can also extract data such as bio, location, and profile picture along with the username.
git clone https://github.com/p1ngul1n0/blackbird
cd blackbird
pip install -r requirements.txt
Search by username
python blackbird.py -u username
python blackbird.py –list-sites
python blackbird.py -u crash –proxy http://127.0.0.1:8080
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