Moriarty Project : This Tool Gives Information About The Phone Number That You Entered

Moriarty is a tool that tries to find good information about the phone number that you provided

  • Tries To Find Owner Of The Number
  • Tries To Find Risk Level Of The Number
  • Tries To Find Location,Time Zone Of The Number,Carrier
  • Tries To Find Social Media Platforms That The Number Is Registered
  • Tries To Find Links About Phone Number
  • Tries To Find Comments About Phone Number
  • Sends Sms To Phone Number With Amazon Aws
  • Advanced Information Gathering And Osint Tool

Installation

  • chmod 755 install.sh
  • ./install.sh

Note About Installation

  • This tool has to be run as non-root. And it has to be downloaded in the directory that doesnt require any root permission. That feature will be added in the next release

Usage

Output

Sending SMS

  • It is necessery to have an amazon aws account otherwise sms won’t be sent.

CURRENT VERSION

  • v2.4

Note

  • Please don’t use your real gmail account open a fake account and don’t add your phone number for better usage of the tool.
  • This tool will not steal your account. Codes are opensource you can check.
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