Linkook is a powerful Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) tool designed to uncover interconnected social media accounts and associated emails across multiple platforms using a single username.
Its advanced features make it an essential resource for cybersecurity professionals, investigators, and researchers.
Linkook can be installed via pipx
or manually from its GitHub repository. After installation, users can execute commands like:
bashlinkook {username}
Additional options include:
--check-breach
: Highlights breached emails in the results.--neo4j
: Exports results for Neo4j visualization.--silent
: Suppresses output, showing only the summary.--browse
: Automatically opens found profiles in a browser.While Sherlock is a popular OSINT tool for finding social media accounts by username, it has limitations such as overlooking accounts with different usernames or mistakenly including unrelated profiles. Linkook surpasses these limitations by:
Linkook is particularly useful for:
Linkook stands out as an advanced OSINT tool, offering features that go beyond traditional username searches. Its ability to identify linked accounts and visualize relationships makes it invaluable for anyone involved in digital investigations or cybersecurity efforts.
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