In the vast realm of GitHub, the ability to glean information about users can be invaluable for various purposes.
‘OSGINT: A Deep Dive into GitHub User Information Retrieval’ introduces an innovative tool that harnesses the power of open-source intelligence to extract detailed profiles from GitHub usernames and emails.
Join us as we explore the features, requirements, and mechanics of this fascinating utility.
pip3 install -r requirements.txt $ python3 osgint.py -h
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By Hippie | https://twitter.com/hiippiiie
usage: osgint.py [-h] [-u USERNAME] [-e EMAIL] [--json]
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-u USERNAME, --username USERNAME
Github username of the account to search for (default: None)
-e EMAIL, --email EMAIL
Email of the account to search for github username (default: None)
--json Return a json output (default: False) $ ./osgint.py -u hippiiee
[+] login : hippiiee
[+] id : 41185722
[+] avatar_url : https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/41185722?v=4
[+] name : Hippie
[+] blog : https://hippie.cat
[+] bio : Hi !
[+] public_repos : 10
[+] public_gists : 0
[+] followers : 8
[+] following : 9
[+] created_at : 2018-07-13T08:28:00Z
[+] updated_at : 2022-08-21T13:11:36Z
[+] public_gists : https://gist.github.com/hippiiee
[+] GPG_keys : https://github.com/hippiiee.gpg
[+] GPG_key_id : 27cbb171ff857c58
[+] email : hquere@e3r4p3.42.fr hippolyte.q@gmail.com $ ./osgint.py -u hippiiee --json
{
"GPG_key_id": "27cbb171ff857c58",
"GPG_keys": "https://github.com/hippiiee.gpg",
"avatar_url": "https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/41185722?v=4",
"bio": "Hi !",
"blog": "https://hippie.cat",
"created_at": "2018-07-13T08:28:00Z",
"email": [
"hquere@e3r4p3.42.fr",
"hippolyte.q@gmail.com"
],
"followers": 8,
"following": 9,
"id": 41185722,
"login": "hippiiee",
"name": "Hippie",
"public_gists": "https://gist.github.com/hippiiee",
"public_repos": 10,
"updated_at": "2022-08-21T13:11:36Z"
} $ ./osgint.py -e chrisadr@gentoo.org
[+] username : ChrisADR $ ./osgint.py -e chrisadr@gentoo.org --json
{
"username": "ChrisADR"
} To get a user email, osingt is checking :
To get a user email, osgint is checking :
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