Cyber security

Cyber Detective’s OSINT Tools Collection – A Comprehensive Guide For Digital Investigation

Hello! On my Twitter account @cyb_detective I post different services, techniques, tricks and notes about OSINT and more.

I collect all the links from my tweets in this collection (already 1000+ services for a wide variety of purposes).

Thank you for following me! @cyb_detective

Don’t forget that OSINT’s main strength is in automation. Read the Netlas Cookbook for details and examples.

Most Important Categories

SectionLink
Maps, Geolocation and TransportExplore
Social MediaExplore
Domain/IP/LinksExplore
Image Search and IdentificationExplore
CryptocurrenciesExplore
MessengersExplore
CodeExplore
Search enginesExplore
IOTExplore
ArchivesExplore
PasswordsExplore
EmailsExplore
NicknamesExplore

Table Of Contents

  • Maps, Geolocation and Transport
    • Social media and photos
    • Nature
    • Aviation
    • Maritime
    • Railway
    • Routes
    • Politics, conflicts and crisis
    • Urban and industrial infrastructure
    • Culture
    • Worldwide street webcams
    • Tools
    • Transport
    • Communications

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Varshini

Varshini is a Cyber Security expert in Threat Analysis, Vulnerability Assessment, and Research. Passionate about staying ahead of emerging Threats and Technologies.

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