Cyber security

H4X-Tools : Empowering OSINT Enthusiasts With A Comprehensive Toolkit

Discover the power of H4X-Tools, a versatile toolkit designed for scraping, OSINT (Open-Source Intelligence), and beyond.

From extracting information from social media accounts to conducting phone and IP lookups, H4X-Tools offers a wide array of functionalities to aid researchers, developers, and security enthusiasts alike.

Explore its features, installation process, and community-driven development in this article. Toolkit for scraping, OSINT and more.

Submit feature requests and bugs in the issues tab.

If you want to help with the development, follow the instructions in contributing and simply open a pull request. You can also donate to keep the project alive and me motivated!

Current Tools

Warning

Some tools might not work on Windows systems.

Tool NameDescription
Ig ScrapeScrapes information from IG accounts.
Web SearchSearches the internet for the given query.
Phone LookupLooks up a phone number and returns information about it.
Ip LookupLooks up an IP/domain address and returns information about it.
Port ScannerScans for open ports in a given IP/domain address.
Username SearchTries to find a given username from many different websites.
Email SearchEfficiently finds registered accounts from a given email. Thanks to holehe.
Webhook SpammerSpams messages to a discord webhook.
WhoIs LookupLooks up a domain and returns information about it.
SMS BomberSpams messages to a given mobile number.
Fake Info GeneratorGenerates fake information using Faker.
Web ScrapeScrapes links from a given url.
Wi-Fi FinderScans for nearby Wi-Fi networks.
Wi-Fi Password GetterScans for locally saved Wi-Fi passwords.
Dir BusterBruteforce directories on a website.
Local Accounts GetterScans for all local accounts and their information.
Caesar CipherEncrypts/decrypts/bruteforce a message using the Caesar cipher.
BaseXXEncodes/decodes a message using Base64/32/16.
AboutTells you about the tool.
DonateMy crypto addresses where to donate.
ExitExits the tool.

Note

-IG Scrape requires you to log in, in order to use it.

-SMS Bomber only works with US numbers.

-You might get rate limited after using some of the tools for too long.

Installation

I’ll upload already built executables to the releases tab, but I’d recommend installing the tool manually by following the instructions below. This way you also get the freshest version.

Setup

Important

Make sure you have Python and Git installed.

view the wiki page for more detailed tutorial.

Linux

  1. Clone the repo git clone https://github.com/vil/h4x-tools.git
  2. Change directory cd h4x-tools
  3. Run sh setup.sh in terminal to install the tool.

Windows

  1. Clone the repo git clone https://github.com/vil/h4x-tools.git
  2. Change directory cd h4x-tools
  3. Run the setup.bat file.

Setup files will automatically build the tool as an executable. You can also run the tool using python h4xtools.py in the terminal.

Also, dependencies can be installed manually using pip install -r requirements.txt.

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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