Cyber security

OSINTer And Hacking Tools – Advancing Cybersecurity Research And Threat Analysis

In the rapidly evolving landscape of cybersecurity, the “OSINTer & Hacking Tools” program emerges as a cutting-edge toolkit designed for OSINT researchers and hackers alike.

Built on Python, this versatile suite has expanded beyond its initial scope, incorporating a wealth of features from mobile tracking to vulnerability analysis.

As it progresses through its beta versions, each update introduces new functionalities aimed at enhancing security research and threat mitigation.

Dive into the details of what makes “OSINTer & Hacking Tools” a crucial asset in modern cybersecurity practices.

A program created specifically for hackers and OSINT researchers based on Python. It was originally supposed to be called “Instagram Phone Number Extractor”, but thanks to the addition of new tools, we renamed it “OSINTer & Hacking Tools”.

ATTENTION

All actions that you perform using this program are carried out at your own risk. With the exception of OSINT functionality, we are not responsible for your careless actions.

BETA 3 Version

BETA 3 is currently available, but we plan to release it before BETA 20.

Plans For BETA 4

In the next update, BETA 4, we plan to add the following hacking and OSINT features:

  1. Apple iOS Device Tracking: This feature will allow you to track mobile devices running the Apple iOS operating system. You will be able to receive information about the location, activity and other device parameters, which can be useful for research and analysis.
  2. Vulnerability Analysis: Adds the ability to scan and analyze vulnerabilities in network devices and web applications. This will help you identify weaknesses and security issues that can be exploited by attackers.
  3. Social Engineering: Extending functionality for social engineering. This includes collecting information about targets, creating phishing attacks, and analyzing user behavior.
  4. Integration with Leak Databases: Connect to leak databases so that you can check if your credentials have been compromised.
  5. Collecting data from social networks: Adding the ability to collect information from various social networks such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and others. This will help you create goal profiles and analyze their activity.

Tamil S

Tamil has a great interest in the fields of Cyber Security, OSINT, and CTF projects. Currently, he is deeply involved in researching and publishing various security tools with Kali Linux Tutorials, which is quite fascinating.

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