A repository with information related to different resources, tools, and techniques related to Cloud OSINT.
Cloud OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) is pivotal in the digital age for gathering and analyzing data from cloud-based services.
This guide delves into a myriad of tools, techniques, and resources that specialize in extracting valuable information from cloud infrastructures such as Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud.
Whether you’re a cybersecurity professional or an enthusiast, the insights provided here will enhance your ability to uncover and utilize publicly available cloud data effectively.
* site:blob.core.windows.net “keyword”
* site:"blob.core.windows.net" and intext:"CONFIDENTIAL"
* site:*.core.windows.net intext:"TLP:RED"
* site:*.core.windows.net
* site:*.core.windows.net +blob
* site:*.core.windows.net +files -web -blob
* site:*.core.windows.net -web
* site:*.core.windows.net -web -blob -files
* site:*.core.windows.net inurl:dsts.dsts
* site:*.core.windows.net inurl:"term" -web
* site:*.blob.core.windows.net ext:xls | ext:xlsx (login | password | username)
* intext:connectionstring blob filetype:config
* intext:accountkey windows.net filetype:xml
* intext:storageaccountkey windows.net filetype:txt
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